University student journalism from Australia, NZ and the Pacific.

The Junction
University student journalism from Australia, NZ and the Pacific.

The Junction
University student journalism from Australia, NZ and the Pacific.

The Junction

Land scars

Rejuvenating Australia’s degraded agricultural and mining land
University of Newcastle, Indiana Hardwick • November 21, 2024
Alysson Watson

Land clearing is threatening the survival of native species and ecological communities in Australia and worldwide. Indiana Hardwick reports how one organization is working to turn that around.

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University of Newcastle
University of Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW
The University of Newcastle has a journalism major in the Bachelor of Communication & subjects in the Media & Communication major in the Bachelor of Creative Industries in the Faculty of Education & Arts.