News in Brief Climate Change Has ‘Permanently’ Changed the Great Barrier Reef Scientists speculate that the era of never-ending global coral bleaching may have already arrived, decades early. By Eric… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Why Is Introducing New Predators So Bad for Native Prey? Red foxes sure like the smell of a bandicoot. By Nathan Collins (Photo: Wikimedia Commons) Introducing a new… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How Australia Eliminated AIDS as a Public-Health Threat The U.S. could be wise to take note. By Madeleine Thomas The Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge… Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice The Disappearing Soldier The story of the Australian serviceman with PTSD who flew halfway around the world to die alone on the side of a mountain. Kathryn Joyce
Social Justice How a Soldier Haunted by War Plotted His Own Demise An early look at a Pacific Standard story that's currently only available to subscribers. Pacific Standard Staff
Environment If You’re Not Terrified by Climate Change, Just Consider the Great Barrier Reef Climate change is set to erode the reef at a record pace. What used to take centuries is now happening in less than a generation. Lane Severson
Environment The Latest Casualty of Light Pollution Night lights from Australia's largest naval base muddles critical signals that the country's tammar wallabies need to re-produce. Kate Wheeling
Environment Australia Promises to Meet a Pathetic Emissions Goal Australia leads the world's developed nations in carbon emissions per capita, and the island nation is not doing its part to prevent catastrophic global warming. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice Yes, Smoking Will Probably Kill You An independent Australian study adds even more evidence of smoking's deadly consequences. Nathan Collins
Economics Australia’s Migration Hangover Migration drives economic growth as the people arriving need places to live. But what happens when the labor force finally flatlines? Jim Russell