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Australia and the United States strengthen collaboration on measuring nature’s economic value
Booti Hill Walking Track upgrades complete in time for school holidays
Insecticide caused Hazelbrook Creek crayfish kill
Carbon removal: why ambitious ‘no nonsense’ plans are vital to limit global heating to 2℃
Super fund’s net zero roadmap puts polluters on notice
New plan for Barunguba Montague Island Nature Reserve
Thorny end for cactus racket
El Niño: What does it mean for Great Barrier Reef?
Yarra Bend builder fined
‘Nature positive’ isn’t just planting a few trees – it’s actually stopping the damage we do
Autumn of opportunity for net zero steel
Australia has officially given up on eradicating the Varroa mite. Now what?
Waikato NIWA Science and Technology Fair
Net zero by 2050? Too late. Australia must aim for 2035
East Gippsland businesses inspected
Special Climate Statement 77 – Persistent heavy rain and flooding in eastern Australia during spring 2022
Urgent action required to protect coastal waterways
Designing award-winning future for ag
Saskia von Faland: ‘The land and ocean are all connected’
Australia signs High Seas Biodiversity Treaty
Greenpeace applauds High Seas Treaty commitment, but warns fossil fuels incompatible with healthy oceans
Sex life discovery raises IVF hope for endangered purple cauliflower soft coral
Hazard reduction burn in Mulgoa Nature Reserve
Freshwater quality is one of New Zealanders’ biggest concerns – water-trading ‘clubs’ could be part of the solution
“Now the whole world knows Tiwi people are powerful.” One year on: Tiwi people celebrate landmark Court victory over Santos
Guarantee of Origin scheme opens consultation on detailed design
NSW Budget fails to meet the climate and environment moment
Werribee Irrigation Project benefits veggie growers
Fine issued to man who killed python
Ampol to pay over $700,000 after oily water spill in Kurnell
Australian case study report on piloting the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures framework
Cape Byron walking track receives much-needed facelift
Solid fuel fires banned in NSW State forests from 22 September
State grant to fund bioacoustic research on critically endangered Plains-wanderer
Colonists upended Aboriginal farming, growing grain and running sheep on rich yamfields, and cattle on arid grainlands
NSW Budget and El Nino to spike cost of living
Australian invention of Quilted Oyster Doonas brings versatility to shellfish restoration??
Knockout blow delivered to invasive pests in Cairns
Spring heatwave and sweltering El Niño summer ahead reignites call for net zero emissions by 2035
COP28 President-Designate Sultan Al Jaber and UN Special Envoy Michael Bloomberg announce first COP-hosted ‘Local Climate Action Summit’
Sydney’s national parks closed due to dangerous fire conditions
The Bureau declares El Nino and positive Indian Ocean Dipole events
Feedback sought on quarry code of practice
El Niño officially returns, heralding hotter, drier conditions and increased fire danger for Australia
Australia’s fossil fuel hypocrisy called out on the world stage
What are ‘planetary boundaries’ and why should we care?
Bushfire warnings remind survivors of devastating loss as they call for fossil fuel approval pause
Grants open: Carbon Capture Technologies Program

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