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Home Batteries going like hot cakes
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MFB sounds alarm on need for smoke detectors
End of daylight saving a reminder to turn back clocks and check fire risks
Concern over lithium-ion battery safety as Western Australians stay home
Add checking your smoke alarms to your at home to-do-list
Free energy advice service for residents
Better, safer batteries
Lead poisoning in livestock
Apple unveils new iPad Pro with LiDAR Scanner and trackpad support in iPadOS
Magnis Increases Ownership in New York Lithium-ion Battery Plant
$15 million in grants for regional community energy
Green thumb burglars clean out St Albans garden shed
Hydro head walks away
Home Battery Scheme’s first step-down of subsidy
Procession will light up lake
Positive results see BEM material move to next stage qualification test work with BTR New Energy
Solar Batteries To Power More Victorian Postcodes
Free solar and battery storage system advice on offer
Toyota to boost hybrid performance and sales
NSW solar battery loan scheme a win for households
Future Battery Industry Strategy powers economic growth and jobs
GOMA revs up for next summer blockbuster exhibition
Historic WWII site reopens in Christchurch
Applications open for Round 21 of EIS co-funded drilling
Detox your home with upcoming free chemical collections
Council delivers great new amenities to Conondale
Tech temptation: Driver safety apps help break phone habit
New funding to strengthen e-waste sector
Tackling E-Waste In A Safe And Sustainable Way
Free service to help residents install solar and reduce energy costs
Hazelwood North battery recycling community conference
State Government rolls out first community battery in Perth
Cheaper electricity prices coming
Blackearth graphite suitable for lithium ion batteries
Theft investigation, Ipswich district
New solar farm to power South West Queensland’s gas plants
Electric bus trial in Yarra a first for Victoria
Coates honored by American Chemical Society
Atomaterials are new nanomaterials and they’re going to change our world
North Coast SES energised with $40,000 in new equipment
Great expectations on health require real action
Less may be more in next-gen batteries
Fast Tracking Maniry Graphite Project
Not so fast: Some batteries can be pushed too far
Resignation of Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman
Bushfire Watch and Act: Ironbank
New electric buggy helps keep Freo clean and green