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Murray-Darling Basin Authority Communique
Back from brink: bettongs, numbats and phascogales flourish
High tech stickers put to test in Antarctica 9 February 2022
AGL says balances Australia’s energy needs with commitment to decarbonise
APS 5/6 Senior Officer 8 February
Plan for Aboriginal development on exhibition
NSW SES rescue couple from vehicle stuck in fast-moving water – Barrington
Popular tower precinct to be re-built after fires
Green Electricity Guide reveals Australia’s greenest to dirtiest electricity providers
Double Island Point campfire seconds away from escalating
Ocean Odyssey: Australia’s Antarctic Voyage Leaders 2021
Escape to nature with Park’nPay
Positives of Wellington’s wet weather: marine pest control
Protecting NSW beaches from coastal invader
Lotus effect: Self-cleaning bioplastics repel liquid and dirt
Federal government has approved clearing of 25,000 hectares of koala habitat in last 10 years
Auditors to review rehab plan at former Bendigo mining sites
Hyne Group partnership with UK-based James Jones & Sons comes ahead of exciting times for timbe
Works start on new Murramarang South Coast Walk
One NSW government body eats through 1% of world’s carbon budget
Wettest January on record at Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary
Warringah Pittwater power couple: Wayne and Juliet awarded OAMs
Love in cold climate 4 February 2022
Commission for Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna – Executive Secretary position
Huge response to South-West renewable energy zone registrations call
EPA targets pesticide impacts in Hearnes Lake catchment
State of Conservation report is high on spin, low on climate action for Reef
$30 million kickstart for regional housing
Morrison’s UNESCO Reef Report “the height of hypocrisy”: Greenpeace
New Poll: Voters in Fossil Fuel Heartland States Want Clean Energy Future
Is your local park former quarry?
CEFC targets timber transformation with $300 million building program
Global forests and paper group backs biomass as carbon neutral
Book excerpt: Education for girls is essential for climate justice
Fines issued for feeding crocodiles
Improved access to stunning view of Blue Lake
Report highlights learnings from nuclear medicine incidents
Water for environment provides platform for wetlands recovery
Satellites and light reflections help spot coastal plastic waste
Morrison Government missing in action as Reef outlook goes from bad to catastrophic
Rare frog species jumping for joy in new home
Electric vehicles charge ahead with $35 million construction grants
F-ery important croc safety news for barra season
Water flows for local outcomes
Fossil fuel industry donates big to major parties
Working together to preserve Peat Island’s Aboriginal history
New look website to help NSW build climate change resilience
Prime Minister invited to Australian Koala Foundation HQ, following zero consultation