Geohazards How earthquake science supports decision-making in the ancient continent Australian earthquakes pose a high consequence – low likelihood risk that is widespread across the continent but is often not well characterised for some of Australia’s most important infrastructure.
Opinion Australia’s geoscience paradox threatens its prosperity and sustainability Australia is losing capacity in geoscience education and research at a time it is most needed. Six of Australia's most influential Earth scientists offer their solutions.
Geohazards Floods And Covid-19 In Timor-Leste Reveal Risks Of Interacting Hazards Flash floods, landslides, and rising rates of COVID-19 in Timor-Leste show how multiple hazards can interact with deadly consequences.
Geohazards Flooding And Landsliding In Timor-Leste: Linked Hazards In A Young Mountain Belt Timor-Leste and Indonesia were battered by tropical cyclone Seroja over the Easter period. Seven days of heavy rain and wind caused severe flooding and landslides.
Geodynamics How is 'social distancing' maintained between strike-slip faults? Haibin Yang, Louis Moresi and Mark Quigley provide a scaling relationship for the fault spacing in continental strike-slip shear zones.
