‘A political stunt of a man with experience in selling messages’ Editors' Picks ‘Perhaps Australia is more like a prodigal son’ In 1973, EF Schumacher, the German-born economist and one-time advisor to Britain’s National Coal Board, published Small
Exploring the Indian Ocean as a rich archive of history – above and below the water line June 9, 2020 By Isabel Hofmeyr & Charne Lavery Editors' Picks On many beaches around the Indian Ocean, keen observers may spot bits of broken pottery. Washed smooth by the ocean, these shards are in all
The ‘freak wave’ myth July 18, 2019 By Sarah McSweeney & Peter Kamstra Editors' Picks As a nation ‘girt by sea’, Australians live with the joy and risks of the ocean. We swim, we surf, we sail and we fish.
Ocean waves and winds are getting higher and stronger April 26, 2019 By Agustinus Ribal and Ian Young Editors' Picks During extreme storms, ocean waves can be more than 20 metres high, or as tall as a five-storey building. More than being just a product
