The ocean is a vital part of our planet's climate system. Through its global circulation patterns, the ocean draws vast ...

Our sea temperatures are already much warmer, especially along the East Australian Current, which is why Cyclone Alfred formed so much further south than previous cyclones. And there will be a lot ...

Now, with global warming energising the East Australia Current, it’s driving further south than previously, forming a pool of warm water in the Tasman Sea off the Tasmanian coast. With no ...

“Deniers can’t deny that our oceans are heating up, whether it’s 1.5 degrees in the Coral and Tasman Seas since 1900, or the East Australian Current, which has warmed about 3 degrees.

“Loggerhead sea turtles make a mass migration at this age so they’re going to be out in the EAC (East Australian Current) - just like Finding Nemo - they’re going to be taken south before ...

Three key factors come into play: the transition from westerlies to northerlies, the East Australian Current, and the potential for strong northerly winds as they turn north. The northern fleet may ...