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Tight supply supports Australian sheep industry in COVID-19
Solar energy cuts carbon emissions to help Australia’s tropical marine Institute protect oceans
Saving energy and lives: how a solar chimney can boost fire safety
Fire retardant rainforest revegetation and native wildlife feeding just some of projects receiving support from Landcare Australia’s $300,000 bushfire
Ovation Across Nation Launches Giving Tuesday
Ensuring locals have input into minerals licensing decisions
Green light for thousands of new homes thanks to fast-tracked approval
Ensuring locals have input into minerals licencing decisions
Max dog rescued by NSW SES volunteers
View this email in your browser Monday, May 4, 2020 SSI calls out discriminatory visa approach
Cook with experts as marine conservationists offer sustainable seafood inspiration
Minister Tudge right on immigration. Forest industries urge new housing stimulus to help counter massive demand
CEFC welcomes launch of new $300 million Advancing Hydrogen Fund
Thirsty coal industry taking water needed by people and environment
Takura west of Hervey Bay – bushfire 3 May
Takura west of Hervey Bay – bushfire
ARENA Statement Responding to Australian National Audit Office
New guidance on safety of cosmetic laser and IPL
New guidance on safety of cosmetic laser and IPL
Message from Chief Executive Officer on COVID-19
Takura west of Hervey Bay – bushfire
May 1st, International Paradism Day
Feedback sought on Penrith employment lands
$5 million for bushfire affected areas
Subsidies drive Murray-Darling Basin extractions as environment loses
Western Sydney ecological burn project protecting endangered bushland to present
Carers across country are invited to have their say
Hazard reduction burn completed in Pilliga West State Conservation Area
Remediation Determination for impacts to protected Corrowong grasslands
Department confirms native grasslands were poisoned in breach of environment laws
Vinnies CEO sleepout goes online to combat homelessness during covid-19
Technology keeps participation in planning system during COVID-19
AFPA submission to Royal Commission calls for new vision in managing Australia’s 132 million-hectare native forest
Georges River National Park hazard reduction burn
Top End’s second only marine park kicks off
Lemon Springs illegal waste dump works continue
Plenty of locally caught fish available as Southern and Eastern Scalefish and Shark Fishery season starts
$3.5m available for Cairns sediment run-off reducing projects
$9m available for Townsville sediment run-off reducing projects
Safeguarding Sydney’s most vulnerable communities
Bouddi National Park walking track closes for two days
Businesses Are Driving Action in Climate Decade
Have your say about Longwarry Saleyards proposal
COVIDSafe App, another tool to help keep staff and community safe
Recent spike in Great Barrier Reef zoning offences
WoolPoll review puts focus on wool levy process in 2020
Narrabri Coal to pay $120,000 after mine waste caused landfill fires
World Day for Safety & Health at Work

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