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Two decades of research show Indonesia’s coral reefs are heat-tolerant — but only up to a point

Indonesia is home to the world’s largest and most biodiverse coral reef system, spanning more than 32,000 square kilometres across the archipelago. Just like what is happening globally, these reefs are now bearing the brunt of a warming ocean.

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Humpback highway open for business, bringing 'total joy' to spectators

It's whale season in the Hunter. Have you seen them cruising by?

Newcastle Herald

First British woman crosses Atlantic Ocean by open-basket gas balloon

Alicia Hempleman-Adam landed safely with her teammates Bert Padelt and Peter Cuneo in Luxembourg on Sunday

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Adventurer becomes first British woman to cross Atlantic by hydrogen balloon

Alicia Hempleman-Adams, from Bath, landed safely with her teammates Bert Padelt and Peter Cuneo in Luxembourg on Sunday.

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Quote of the day by Sandra Bullock: 'As connected as we are with technology, it's also removed us from having to...' - inspiring life lessons on dark side of technology, and relationships in the digital age by The Proposal, Ocean's 8 and The Lost City actress

Quote of the day by Sandra Bullock: Actress Sandra Bullock points out a modern paradox. Technology connects us instantly across distances. However, this digital convenience can reduce the need for deep human interaction. Bullock suggests that while we are more connected online, we may be less intimate.

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I Had To Ask Jon Hamm What Item Was Most Fun To Steal On His 'Ocean's 14'-esque Caper Your Friends & Neighbors

I love a heist.

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What Ravana Realized About Hanuman Ji Moments Before His Fall

Power often creates a dangerous illusion. When success comes easily, people begin to believe that nothing can stop them. Ravana was the perfect example. He possessed unmatched intelligence, extraordinary strength, and immense wealth. Yet despite all his greatness, he failed to recognize the one force stronger than all worldly power.…

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RL:Fitzgibbon backs home ground ahead of Dragons derby

Cronulla coach Craig Fitzgibbon is focusing on the Sharks' clash against St George Illawarra amid rumours circulating about Ocean Protect Stadium's future.

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Fitzgibbon backs home ground ahead of Dragons derby

Cronulla coach Craig Fitzgibbon is focusing on the Sharks' clash against St George Illawarra amid rumours circulating about Ocean Protect Stadium's future.

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'Ocean of energy' found in Andaman: What the new gas discovery means? Can it reduce India's import dependence?

Andaman oil discovery news: Oil India has confirmed the discovery of natural gas in an exploratory well in the Andaman Sea, marking a significant step in India's "Samudra Manthan Mission." This find strengthens the belief in the Andaman Basin's hydrocarbon potential, though commercial production is estimated to be a decade…

The Economic Times

Be an ambassador for the ocean – why the Great Barrier Reef’s future depends on responsible tourists

Tropical North Queensland is home to two extraordinary ecosystems side by side. Expect unbelievable wildernesses, ancient cultures and the privilege of realising your visit is protecting their future. Here’s everything you need to know

The Guardian - UK

41 Smooth Criminals Who Could Probably Change The World If They Decided To Do Good Instead

If you want to be a criminal, you have to be smart. Otherwise, you’ll just get caught and spend the rest of your life behind bars. The lawbreakers from this online thread certainly qualify for the “Smartest criminal of the year” award, so, check out the stories about the criminal…

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From lava to life: How a volcanic island ‘Surtsey’ born in 1963 became nature's ultimate experiment

On a cold November morning in 1963, fishermen sailing off Iceland's southern coast noticed something unusual. Dark smoke was rising from the sea. At first, it looked like a ship on fire. Then the ocean began to erupt.

The Times of India

A Swedish research robot submarine detects unknown structures beneath Antarctica’s Dotson Ice Shelf, and the find suggests ice shelf’s underside is more complex than expected

A lost robot submarine, Ran, has revealed a surprisingly complex hidden landscape beneath Antarctica's Dotson Ice Shelf. Detailed maps show giant terraces, deep channels, and unusual pits carved by ocean currents. These findings offer unprecedented insights into the unseen changes occurring below the ice, highlighting the dynamic processes shaping the…

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El Nino sets in as Pacific crosses critical 0.5°C threshold: What it could mean for India's monsoon this year

El Nino: A major global weather signal, El Niño, has officially begun and the sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific have crossed a critical threshold. This development could significantly impact India's southwest monsoon. The India Meteorological Department has already forecast below-normal rainfall for the season. Scientists are closely monitoring…

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Scientists warn Trump plan to axe US ocean monitoring system will leave world ‘flying blind’

Experts say dismantling the ocean observation system will ‘severely degrade’ the accuracy of weather predictions

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FED:Australia urged to step up climate leadership on oceans

Australia is facing calls to elevate the ocean degradation agenda at upcoming climate talks to prevent ongoing harm to reefs, coastlines and fisheries.

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Australia urged to step up climate leadership on oceans

Australia is facing calls to elevate the ocean degradation agenda at upcoming climate talks to prevent ongoing harm to reefs, coastlines and fisheries.

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The Conversation

Ocean conservation needs strong relationships, not just targets

With World Oceans Day coming up on June 8, policymakers and researchers will be thinking about the state of the ocean and efforts to protect marine environments.

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Ocean Tomo, a Part of J.S. Held, Experts Named to the 2026 IAM Patent 1000

NEW YORK, June 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2026 IAM Patent 1000 has once again named professionals from Ocean Tomo, a part of J.S. Held, among the world's leading patent experts and expert witnesses. Published annually, the IAM Patent 1000 is widely regarded as the definitive guide to world-class patent…

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US strike on alleged drug boat in Pacific kills two

The US military has attacked another boat accused of smuggling drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing two men.

Euronews

All hands on deck: the EU's €92 million bid for a global ocean intelligence network

The European Commission's ocean observation initiative shifts from passive marine research to an active policing framework designed to project Western power and protect critical infrastructure.

Bangkok Post

Underwater wonders in focus at BACC

The ocean means something different to everyone -- a place of peace, adventure, mystery and life beyond what the eye can usually see. Discover what the ocean means to you during "Pay Back To The Ocean", which is running at the Curved Wall, 4th floor of Bangkok Art and Culture…

The Conversation

A very strong El Niño may be approaching. Here’s what it could mean for the world’s weather

El Niño is a recurring climate event with impacts across the globe. It has three phases: one cold (known as La Niña), one neutral, and one warm (El Niño).

International Business Times UK

Ocean Disaster Warning: Scientists Warn Deep-Sea Mining Could Cause Irreversible Damage

Scientific review warns deep-sea mining could cause irreversible ocean damage, challenging recovery assumptions and raising global scrutiny.

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