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Stricter controls to address climate change in planning decisions
Snow, swell and 50 knot winds: A late May resupply in the Furious Fifties 20 May 2024
Message In Satellite Tag 19 May 2024
Navigating net zero: making subnational climate regulation, standards and plans credible
Ampol Axed: Walkleys Drop Dirty Sponsor
Threatened species have declined 2% a year since 2000. Nature positive? Far from it
NSW SES Mourns Passing Of Long Serving Director General
Peak Environmental bodies welcome change to Offshore Petroleum Bill to remove fast-track approvals
International Approach To Plastic Pollution
Cameras reveal wombat burrows can be safe havens after fire and waterholes after rain
Nuclear subs are coming to Australia. Now the Coalition wants reactors, too. We’re not ready for it
Future Made in South Australia is key to a Future Made in Australia
NSW strengthens First Nations engagement for Renewable Energy Zones
Denser housing can be greener too – here’s how NZ can build better for biodiversity
Clean energy slump – why Australia’s renewables revolution is behind schedule, and how to fix it
New Vehicle Efficiency Standard: Parents breath a sigh of cleaner air
Environmental Defenders Office – Grant Agreement Review
Hazard Reduction Burn In Central West
Albanese Govt drops dodgy amendment for offshore gas industry that would have bypassed national environment laws
Community conference for proposed Huntly composting project
Important Changes To Offshore Gas Bill
Climate pollution and petrol bills coming down as New Vehicle Efficiency Standard set to pass Parliament
Breakthrough in fight against chemically resistant dieback
NSW gears up for humpback migration with expanded disentanglement team
Stirring films made the Snowy scheme a nationbuilding project. Could the troubled Snowy 2.0 do the same?
Indigenous-led cultural burn promotes safety and heritage preservation at Daleys Point
Mental health, bushfire safety and PFAS contamination among the focal points of this year’s Industry Research Projects Program
AFPA welcomes continued Federal Budget support for Australia’s forest industries, but greater focu…
Noisy Ute Is Pricey Ute
Two-thirds of us support banning pet cats from roaming. A ban would save millions of native animals – and billions of dollars
Judgment to be handed down in the Living Wonders climate cases
NSW SES REMAINS PREPARED AS THE BUREAU DECLARES LA NIÑA WATCH
Federal Budget Keeps Basin Communities In Dark
New Zealanders have had their say on climate adaptation: here’s where we agree and disagree
NSW SES REMAINS PREPARED AS BoM DECLARES LA NINA WATCH
Budget risks leaving Australia’s oceans and marine life adrift
Improving Wildlife Rehabilitation And Care
Green industry yes, conservation no: a budget for people, not for nature
Record funding for ARENA to supercharge Australia’s net zero transition
Protecting Our Water For Generations To Come
Advancing Nature Positive Australia
Two Sides To Budget Coin: Funds For Clean Energy
Delivering a reliable and renewable future, Made in Australia
New Power Bill Relief
Targeted Crocodile Captured In Cardwell Marina
They’re Coming Back – And They’re Not Alone
Bureau Moves To La Nina Watch
Australian timber can help ease housing crisis with capacity to build 50,000 extra homes each year

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