Aussies can be in awe of animals overseas, not too fussed by those at home, but these awesome creatures from our hood warrant special mention
Author: Malcolm Fisher
On top of their flair for ruining a carefree day, Wild Man Mal Fisher puts his tentacles to work to examine Australia’s less loveable “Bluey”
Remember when the sight of burning koalas, during the “Black Summer” bushfires, inspired a wave of global sympathy for our national icon?
You’d hope the last place Sydney Water would attempt to develop would be a fragile water catchment. Let’s see if they ultimately give a dam.
The land we cherish is being poisoned, polluted, felled, mined, and cleared. To use a sporting metaphor, it’s being flogged all over the park
Can you imagine going on safari in your own garden? Imagine no more, and let Wild Man Mal Fisher show you how.
Since the very first Frogmouth fledged in 2020, Mal Fisher has never resiled from exposing environmental woes or government ineptitudes.
The planet’s rarest type of bushland exists in Duffys Forest on the Northern Beaches but over 90% of its original distribution has been lost.
The Liberal government’s environmental performance was pretty shabby, but how is Labor now shaping up? Mal Fisher takes a closer look.
They might reside in your garden, but they could invade the nation, weeds, super-sized marauders on a testosterone fuelled rampage.