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Extinction Rebellion Victoria Launches International day of rebellion with Ttraffic
Water quality laws will give Great Barrier Reef a fighting chance, says AMCS
Hazard reduction burn in Bamarang Nature Reserve
Sydneysiders invited to message of openness with Palm Sunday celebration
Hazard reduction burn in Dharug National Park
50,000 oysters find new home at Windara Reef
Artificial Intelligence – keeping an eye on our fish
Hazard reduction burn at Cabbage Tree
Burns next week to protect Northern Inland region
Hazard reduction burn in Wollongong and Kangaroo Valley areas
Hazard reduction burns near Byadbo
Smoke possible from hazard reduction burns planned for Kosciuszko National Park
Coalition delivery of $4 million for four Regional Forestry Hubs a great start, now $9 million for other nine needed
Politicians will need to ‘Grow Your Future’ if they want forest industry votes
Endangered hammerhead sharks being dumped by their thousands, new data reveals
Curtin research finds native flora able to survive mine site rehabilitation
Bilingual – City of Sydney to go 100% renewable
This is climate election
Parties must deliver “cooler and cleaner oceans” this Federal election
Smoke possible from hazard reduction burns planned for Brindabella National Park
Appointments to Snowy Hydro Limited Board
EPA fines Forestry Corp $16,500 for Gibberagee State Forest offence
Yarra Trams fined for noisy substation
We’re celebrating 2019 National Youth Week
Young Armidale Volunteer Becomes Paramedic after Joining NSW SES
New NSW Senator says stop cash splash and pause Plan
WA home to $135 million national battery research hub
Buying back water licences from willing sellers still best way to restore rivers
Icing on cake
Emergency Chiefs: Australia unprepared for worsening extremes
Vegetable industry condemns animal activists
Adani Mine Must Be Stopped
Australian Antarctic Program Partnership
Morrison Government’s pre-election groundwater cave-in for Adani does not mean coal will be dug
Independent assessment by CSIRO and Geoscience Australia for groundwater management plans
EPA fines SKM Services over $16000
SAVE DATE – June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month
Geelong recycler told to stop accepting combustible timber waste
Forest industries innovation funding welcomed for Launceston R&D centre, but sustained national approach needed
Government response to Antarctic inquiry
Flood Rescue Operators Dive for New Skills
Australian of Year Dr Craig Challen announced as Smith Family’s new ambassador
Advisory council tackles fisheries management issues
Understanding impact of recreational fishing
Girraween National Park is re-opening most walking tracks and camping areas for Easter
WEATHER UPDATE: Developing tropical low to north of WA, 5 April 2019
AEMO trial integration of virtual power plants
Two weeks to implement new wage rates not long enough

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