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Pollution results published by EPA
Policy puts brakes on biofouling
Technology investment to transform recycling into new products
Budget 2022: invest now to secure clean export industries and protect our big backyard
Ongoing works, Noosa National Park Coastal Walk
Endangered green turtles nesting in their thousands on Raine Island
Billion $ funding boost, win for Reef and industries and communities that rely on it
Companies to pay $250,000 after clearing protected black cockatoo habitat
Ocean conservation group welcomes Greens waste & recycling policy
Tonnes of deadly marine debris removed from Australia’s northern waters
NSW Government declares second Renewable Energy Zone in New England
North Australia reefs vital for connectivity between coral ecosystems in other seas, but how vital still mystery
Marine conservationists welcome funding commitment to help tackle water pollution on our Great Barrier Reef
Renewable energy hits new highs as fossil fuel giants too slow to act
Great Barrier Reef: water quality funds welcome, but without climate action reef is doomed
Morrison Government will do almost anything to protect Reef, except address climate change
FSO Safer tanker could trigger major oil disaster, study shows
ARPANSA begins world-first review of radio wave environmental impacts
Bolsonaro is catastrophe for environment
Magnitude 4.7 earthquake in Wagin, Western Australia
NSW SES volunteers receive Australia day Honours
Rainbows, happy cows and climate killing fossil fuels
“It’s like looking through a window” – giant portal to Antarctic appears in London
Increase in native hawkmoths, Heron Island
Curramore Wildlife Sanctuary expanded to protect threatened species
World-first tourism and research partnership fast-tracking Reef recovery
GPS upgrade putting robots on road to fast track major infrastructure projects
Climate Fellows initiative launched to support state climate action in India
Waterbird baby boom expected early in 2022
Applications for management advisory committee members close 10 Feb
Why is Greenpeace talking about taxing super rich?
Dial-a-Dump fined for uncovered asbestos waste on landfill
APS 5/6 Senior Officer
New tracks make Malabar to Maroubra magic
New partnership to help lower emissions and boost jobs
Double-edged sword of warm wet summer: working to reduce impacts of low-oxygen blackwater
EPA fines man for use of asbestos in house base
Deceased native birds, multiple locations – investigation
Extinction threat over for Yeelirrie as uranium mine approval expires
Plastic waste is choking one of Northern Territory’s most pristine areas and culturally significant areas
Water quality issues prompt MDBA to trial Hume Dam releases through ga
Changing from blue uniform to an orange one
Forest industries welcome new opportunities to help Australia meet its climate goals
National eDNA Reference Centre launched with University of Canberra
CEFC commits to new solar farm as Australia ramps up its transition to net zero by 2050
Woodside closes hasty investment deal for Scarborough mega gas mine – while still struggling for customers
Birds flock to breed in north-west NSW wetlands
IMARC to be rescheduled