Australia's leading climate scientists joined their New Zealand counterparts in Canberra for a four-day conference last week, but dark clouds lingered over their discussions.
The theme of the conference was "Australasian weather, climate and oceans: past, present and future”.
And global warming was never far from the guests' lips.
"There is definitely what you would call 'climate fatigue' on the part of scientists," said Dr Andrew Glikson, from the Australian National University's School of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Read the ABC story - “Climate change: Scientists sad, frustrated as extreme weather becomes the new norm.”
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