The frontline: Australia and the climate emergency
From extreme heat to warming seas, Australia is experiencing the effects of the global climate crisis more rapidly than much of the world. The frontline shows what ground zero looks like for everyday Australians
Killer heat: how a warming land is changing Australia forever
Australia is heating faster than the global average, and extreme heat days are on the rise. Doctors say there’s clear evidence that it’s killing people prematurely
The toxic air we breathe: the health crisis from Australia's bushfires
For months, Australians breathed air pollution up to 26 times above levels considered hazardous to human health. The long-term impact could be devastating
Living in the climate emergency: Australia's new fire zone
In this first episode of The Frontline, a new series that shows how everyday Australians are already living with the climate crisis, we go inside the new fire zone: areas of Australia that used to be too wet to burn
Counting the cost of the bushfires: Australia's summer of dread
Australia’s catastrophic bushfire season has taken 33 lives, destroyed thousands of homes and devastated the country’s unique wildlife. Guardian Australia surveys the damage
