Wildfires finally end in New South Wales
After nearly 240 days of burning, the fires are completely over – and the areas that need rain the most will get it
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After nearly 240 days of burning, the fires are completely over – and the areas that need rain the most will get it
The soldiers fed 28 rescued koalas and helped build climbing structures for them in their new home.
"I've spent the last two weeks calling 120 brides to tell them we can't host their wedding," said Kurt Menzel, the owner of Kangaroo Valley Bush Retreat.
All three had long military and firefighting careers and were contracted to help fight the wildfires in Australia.
Hail storm in Canberra damaged public buildings, businesses, homes and cars, cut power to some suburbs, brought down trees and caused flash flooding.
Officials in New South Wales are enforcing harsher penalties amid unprecedented destruction from wildfires.
Media mogul's son is the latest to accuse him of downplaying the role of global warming in the lethal blazes.
The trees were thought to be extinct until they were rediscovered in 1994 – and there are only 200 left.
CBS News followed three special canines, Tommy, Emma and Becky, and their trainer Steve Austin, as they searched scorched land for injured but still living koalas.
U.S. firefighters who've teamed up with Australians to fight bushfires describe challenges of environment, being away from family.
NASA says the fires have caused "unprecedented" conditions that will effect the entire globe.
Dubbed Operation Rock Wallaby, this is the most widespread food drop yet to help save the endangered brush-tailed rock wallabies.
The title also marks the 38-year-old's first since giving birth to her daughter Alexis Olympia, who joined her mother for a sweet moment on court.
"We're fired up about climate action," one sign read.
In an interview with CBS News, Frankel made an appeal to airlines to help her fly firefighters to Australia.
"Patsy the Corryong Wonderdog" rescued 900 sheep from the approaching flames.
Earth Alliance says it created a fund to help with an "international response to the catastrophic bushfires" raging in the country.
Jenner made the donation after getting backlash on social media for an Instagram post.
Researchers say koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, and other animals have perished either directly or indirectly as a result of the fires.
More than 1 billion animals are feared dead.
Satellite pictures show more than 380,000 acres of Kangaroo Island — a former haven for wildlife — destroyed by the brushfires.
Evacuees, firefighters and animals need your help.
Over 1.2 million people have donated to Barber's Facebook fundraiser since it launched last week.
Lizzo joined other volunteers who had been working tirelessly for 6 days, packing emergency supplies for those in need.
An ecologist at the University of Sydney, who estimated last week that nearly half a billion animals had died in the fires, has increased his estimate to over 1 billion.