Professor Ian Plimer is famous for using litigation to settle disputes going to core beliefs. In the 1990s, Professor Plimer sued Dr Allen Roberts, an elder of the Hills Bible Church in Sydney, for ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. MATT PEACOCK: To the geology professor and climate sceptic whose book, How to get expelled from School: ...

The Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency have confirmed that the decision to commission and publish a document called Accurate Answers to Professor Plimer’s 101 Climate Change Science ...

The geology professor and known climate change sceptic was once on the minerals advisory council for disgraced minister Ian Macdonald, who is now under fire from the corruption watchdog. ICAC is ...

The release of Heaven and Earth by climate warming-sceptic, Ian Plimer, is not the giant conspiracy that some are suggesting. But it is a cute insight into the way conservative commentators are ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Professor Ian Plimer, a geologist better known as Australia's most outspoken climate change sceptic, told former primary industries ...

In his opinion article in The Australian last week, Plimer disputes the widely reported claim that 97 per cent of scientists agree that humans are causing global warming. So what? The implications for ...

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The writings are always earnest, often involve conspiracy theories and are scientifically worthless. One such document that arrived last week was Ian Plimer's Heaven and Earth. What makes this case ...

Geologist Professor Ian Plimer says green policies “kill economies” such as in Germany and the United Kingdom and are on the way to doing the same to Australia. “The green policies keep people in ...

Anyone seen the front page of the Spectator this week? Sprawled on a deckchair, wearing a pair of sunglasses and clutching a glass of chilled red grape juice in one hand, is Earth. In holiday mode.