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Homes invaded by 'millions' of migrating bogong moths (opens the original)
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Swarms of bogong moths are being reported across NSW as the endangered species makes its annual pilgrimage to the Snowy Mountains. Researchers are speculating that increased rainfall, a warmer winter and northerly winds have caused the dramatic influx. Researchers from Invertebrates Australia are urging those who spot a bogong moth to log sightings to the online citizen scientist platform iNaturalist. Reina Hill is playing the reluctant host to some unexpected visitors in her Batemans Bay home.
Scientists optimistic despite losing 14,000 tagged bogong moths (opens the original)
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More than 14,000 bogong moths tagged earlier this year as part of a research project tracing their migration have gone missing. Citizen scientists were recruited to document the moths' movements from the NSW Snowy Mountains to their breeding grounds inland. Scientists will use an increase of recorded online observations of untagged moths to track how the insects travel. Every year, billions of bogong moths migrate across the country to New South Wales's Snowy Mountains to escape the summer heat.
Thredbo 'exposed to a warming climate' as value cut by $149m (opens the original)
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The owner of one of Australia's biggest ski resorts has written down its value by more than 50 per cent. The independent valuation of Thredbo Alpine Resort dropped by $149 million due to a poor 2026 ski season and future spending on chairlifts and snowmaking. Owner EVT is looking to divest $800 million worth of "non-core" properties, fuelling community speculation about a possible sale. The value of one of Australia's largest ski resorts has been slashed by nearly $150 million, with its owner pa
Teacher's advice 35 years ago leads to Commonwealth Games gold (opens the original)
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A school on the NSW Far South Coast has celebrated a former student's win in the para lawn bowls at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Cheers erupted as students from Pambula Public School rewatched the winning moment. Reynolds and teammate Damien Delgado join Australian Jake Fehlberg as the only para bowlers to win gold at both the Commonwealth Games and the World Bowls Championships. It was a moment one teacher at a small public school on the NSW Far South Coast will never forget. Thirty-five
Skier training for 2030 Winter Paralympics only a year after discovering sport (opens the original)
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Oliberth Reyes, born in Colombia without a left leg, is training to qualify for the Winter Paralympics despite learning how to ski a year ago. His knack for the sport was identified by Paralympic development coaches. Reyes is now training five days a week with a team of coaches and will compete in his first racing event later this season. Born in Colombia without a left leg, Oliberth Reyes never thought he would be able to ski, let alone train for the Winter Paralympics. The 33-year-old was only
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