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Rambo: Last Sighting – Pilliga’s final predator outfoxed by floods
Federal Budget 2023-24 could shape Australia’s future in the global energy transition
Sub-standard: AUKUS plan means more risks for Australia
If we perfect cultivated meat, we could hedge against food shortages as climate chaos intensifies
Orange-bellied parrot shows there’s more to saving endangered species than captive breeding
Why NZ should lower motorway speed limits for SUVs and other high-emission vehicles
A fish-eye view of Bondi rockpools and the secret life of plankton revealed: the Maritime Museum at the Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival
Hazard reduction burn in South East Forest National Park 13 March
Forget the conspiracies, 15-minute cities will free us to improve our mental health and wellbeing
Squid fishing grew by 68% in just three years, raising fears the industry is out of control
How can UK steel industry stay relevant? It must decarbonise
Hazard reduction burn in Worrigee Nature Reserve
Hazard reduction burns in the Illawarra Escarpment State Conservation Area
Court backs EPA’s order with $5,000 fine
Smart solar technology to stabilise grid and save money
Can seaweed save the world? Well it can certainly help in many ways
Renovation of Argentinian Antarctic base open for comment 10 March 2023
Pioneering rooftop solar trial to prove benefits for customers, retailers and networks from energy transition
Boodjamulla National Park closure
Souvenir costs cruise ship traveller $3,300 for biosecurity breach
A tonne of fossil carbon isn’t the same as a tonne of new trees: why offsets can’t save us
‘GREAT OCEAN LOVE’ Cinema and Climate Convos
Penguin paradise and geological freak: why Macquarie Island deserves a bigger marine park
Statement from AFPA CEO Joel Fitzgibbon on National Reconstruction Fund legislation
NSW’S largest flood on record finally comes to end
9 BILLION BOTTLES AND CANS RECYCLED AND $900M IN REFUNDS RETURNED TO NSW
eDNA holds the key to safeguarding pollinators amid global declines: study
Online atlas provides understanding of marine life and habitats
Domestic dogs do not belong on K’gari
Early detection of crown-of-thorns starfish possible with enhanced technique
IKEA assembles greenest fleet as business case for EVs charges up
Bushfire smoke eats up the ozone protecting us from dangerous radiation. The damage will increase as the world heats up
Australia’s green manufacturing opportunity in new industrial revolution
NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service burns bright with pride
Biosecurity conditions for imported prawns
Hazard reduction burn in Morton National Park 8 March
SV introduces leave for menstruation and menopause
The Greens aren’t grandstanding on a new coal and gas ban – they’re negotiating well
AECOM welcomes world-first resilience strategy for Ningaloo Coast
Time to turn new chapter: NSWIC election platform
NSW SES celebrates international women’s day
AFPA congratulates new leadership at Forestry Australia and pays tribute to outgoing stalwart Bob Go…
Yezmin Assad is cracking the code for Australian wildlife this International Women’s Day
Solar power can cut living costs, but it’s not an option for many people – they need better support
First look at the new settlement rule of Australia’s electricity market, has it worked?
Title: Assistant Manager Procurement, Governance and Risk
Pathway to resume soft plastics collection
We now have a treaty governing the high seas. Can it protect the Wild West of the oceans?

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