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World’s top universities unite to tackle climate change amid COVID-19 challenge
Construction hours extended to support industry during COVID-19
Planning rules relaxed for food trucks and ‘dark kitchens’
Next steps on Australian Fisheries Management Authority Levy relief
Illegal waste dump Kaniva update
First record of quolls at Tilbuster, north of Armidale, in 17 years
House committee to suspend homelessness inquiry
Morrison Government safeguards again fail to curb emissions from big polluters
Trump administration rolls back fuel efficiency standards, Climate
Meals on Wheels Covid-19 funding response
New live sheep export requirements
Costa Georgiadis wants kids stuck inside at home to send a photo of ‘What’s
EPA fines spray operator at Moree
First Antarctic heatwave recorded at Casey research station
National climate summit postponed
Central Coast recycling facilities fined $33,000
Australian sugar well placed, despite global disruption
New plan for Australian Antarctic shipping
Community invited to help shape Pyrmont transformation
Australian Forest products industries essential for food and medicine production and transport
Misuse of EPA logo leads to conviction and fine
No beach driving or camping at Samurai Beach and Worimi Conservation Lands
Statement on Great Barrier Reef bleaching
NSW NPWS close campgrounds and high visitation areas
Dismay and devastation as record temperatures lead to mass coral bleaching on our Great Barrier Reef
New coral bleaching event: Tourism industry needs Barrier Reef to be healthy when COVID crisis is over
Think of environment before you flush
Big fine for illegal burn
Great Barrier Reef Hit By Mass Bleaching
AFMA offering levy deferral to operators impacted by COVID-19
Supermarkets and pharmacies now able to operate 24/7
Floods, Storms and COVID-1
Eraring power station fined over dust
It is still OK to PLAY – OUTSIDE
Australia’s icebreaker arrives in Hobart after final Antarctic voyage
$2 million to develop biosecurity screening project
Court orders company to pay over $160,000 for release of chlorine gas
On World Meteorological Day, Australia’s weather from space
GOOD NEWS Local catering company dishes out FREE old-school comfort meals to our teachers
Forest Product Industries will continue to provide Australians with essential services during CoVid-19 crisis
New Zealand Coastal Seafood Nutraceutical
Waste and recycling companies commit to maintain this essential community service but need government assistance to do so
Manage forests and protect biodiversity on International Day of Forests 2020
Thai Union joins EP100 and signs up to energy efficient cooling
Crane company told to quieten down
Recycler City Circle fined
Free resources to help community orgs survive virus
Royal Commission forum told recovery of South West Slopes softwood industry is vital for region’s economy