Nathan Morris

This social network, hosting figureheads of the pro-chemical lobby, can't be tracked down in a Google search. It collates "wiki dossiers" of vocal opponents of pesticides and chemicals along with advice on how to influence public discourse. Among its members are high-profile Australian industry players. 

The silence around menopause has long been the norm in rural Australia — now a new generation of women are trying to reshape attitudes and services around this normal, natural phase of life. 

Australia's leading advocate on Parkinson's disease is calling for a ban on a widely-used chemical because of growing evidence about the risk to farmers.

Fresh produce growers scramble to meet “forecast” supply deals with supermarkets, but every year millions of dollars of surplus food goes to waste. So what’s going on?

The Great Artesian Basin generates about $13 billion of product and supplies water to hundreds of towns, but a big coal company wants to store waste CO2 in it.

For many Murray-Darling Basin communities, the water provides far more than what’s grown on the land. Talk of drought and water buybacks have some worried about the future.

The Queensland government seeks to retrospectively validate hundreds of mining tenures, after many were allowed to operate in a way that one leading environmental lawyer compares to mining under “a handshake deal”.

Residents in the small Queensland town of Taroom take the matter of burying their dead into their own hands as they adapt to life without an undertaker.

A Queensland miner is considering seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal costs from a landholder group led by 84-year-old Aileen Harrison, ahead of a possible High Court appeal.

Australia's largest cotton farm Cubbie Station has opened its gates to local government councillors from across the Murray-Darling Basin.