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Before the Ink Dries: AgForce Calls for Watt to Co-Design EPBC Implementation with Queensland Producers
DNA from soil could soon reveal who lived in ice age caves
Symposium To Focus On Greening Urban Areas For Future
Coral reefs stablised Earth’s carbon cycle for 250 million years
Australian Antarctic Program resupplies station and returns to Heard Island and McDonald Islands on V2 2 December 2025
Reef relief: how science is restoring Ashmore Reef Marine Park
Bloomin’ Brilliant: Winners of the 2025 Garden Competition Announced
Update On Environment Protection Reform Bill
Better land, soil and water management key to feeding 10 billion people, FAO warns
Council Adopts Our Backyard River Campaign Objectives
Rockhampton Sports Precinct: A cooler, greener sports precinct
Festive season hypocrisy from Timber, Furnishing, and Textiles Union
Strike Force Vulcan 2025/26
Dryandra Woodland National Park welcomes new zoo-bred numbats
New Ranger Vessel To Help Protect Waters Of Murujuga
Shaping Future Of NSW Cemetries
Federal Environment Laws Have Passed, Now Let’s Fix the ACT’s
Pause For Pakake This Summer Season
Labor-Green Deal Puts Forestry On Chopping Block
Grave Concerns For Future Of Native Forestry
Property industry hails deal to pass environmental law reform as a win for business and environment
Nature laws agreement delivers big forests outcome; much work to be done on climate
Statement On EPBC
Parliament delivers historic environment reforms that unlock economic prosperity
The only thing that can save the environment is stopping new gas and coal
Albanese Government to pass historic environmental reforms
Reforms will give Australia’s nature a fighting chance
Australia’s animals given a fighting chance following EPBC deal
Greens will support environment reforms in exchange for amendments for new protections for Native Forests, exclude coal and gas from fast-track
Canberra’s Green Deal Could Leave Australia Hungry, Says AgForce
Big floods promote fish diversity on Fitzroy River floodplain
Greens Secure Senate Inquiry Into CSIRO Job Cuts
Roadside and Footpath Trading Policy and Open Space Strategy endorsed
CCAA to Enter 2026 With Strong Momentum and Steady Leadership
Boosting biodiversity and water quality on the Atherton Tablelands
Pause For Pakake This Summer Season
Govt’s Regional Councils proposal raises more questions than it answers
Fern stems reveal secrets of evolution – how constraints in development can lead to new forms
Cook Government Business Vouchers Fuel Carbon Farming
$600,000 Boost For Community Rivercare Program
Confirmation of H5 bird flu on sub-Antarctic Heard Island
Food Companies Still Failing Nature: ACF Analysis
Underwater recorders reveal surprising dolphin and whale activity at southern Great Barrier Reef
Have Your Say on the Future of Environmental Regulation
Three Key Initiatives Receive Funding
NESP News 24 November
Krauatungalung Walk reaches its next milestone – East Gippsland
Unprecedented levels of forever chemicals found in dolphins and whales

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