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Doctors call on MPs to pass the Duty of Care bill
UN Rome-based Agencies and COP Presidencies mobilise for climate action and finance in fragile contexts ahead of COP29
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Chris Bowen on ‘calling out’ claims about the energy transition’s cost
Critical actions for global health and climate following COP28
Protecting Energy Supply Of Our Regional Community
Atlas gas project approval risks our kids’ future
Protecting Energy Supply Of Our Regional Communities
Councillor Steve Staikos Resigns
AI Driving SMART Future For Public Health
World Refrigeration Day – Coolest Day Of Year
Corangamite Council Adopts 2024-2025 Budget
Massive economic benefits for households and businesses from a reliable renewable electricity grid
Greens Would Go Further, Faster With ACT Budget
“On-demand” coral spawning a gamechanger, speeding critical research
Safeguarding Nillumbik’s Charming Spider-orchid from extinction
Concern At Climate Change Authority Announcement
Queensland Triumphs Over NSW in State of Origin Sustainability Showdown
AEMO: Accelerating renewables rollout is the only serious plan for Australia’s energy grid
Driving decarbonisation: How renewable energy leaders are transforming the steel industry
Western Sydney University to lead two ARC Industrial Transformation Training Centres
Southern Cross achieves impact ranking for global sustainability
UNESCO’S Great Barrier Reef warning a “red flag” on government inaction
Extreme bushfires increasing in number and intensity
Recognising Australia’s Reef Actions
The Hon Patrick Gorman MP Television interview – ABC Afternoon Briefing
Governments still on probation over Great Barrier Reef World Heritage status
UNESCO recognises Australian Government’s ongoing work to protect the Great Barrier Reef
Climate Group and Green Brazil Consortium join forces to strengthen subnational climate leadership
The City of NPSP’s St Peters Street project sweeps 2024 Landscape Architect Awards
Evaluation statement for Gingin water allocation planning released
Funding to landcare groups to support sustainable agriculture
Climate Change Authority Chair to drive benefits for households and businesses
Long-term coastal erosion measures for Dendy Street Beach
Building Ministers back greater climate resilience for Australian buildings
World Steel Open Forum 2024 – Frank discussions, positive progress, but are we going fast enough?
View from The Hill: Paul Keating labels Dutton a ‘charlatan’ as nuclear debate gets down and dirty
ConcreteZero: Paving Data-Led Net Zero Way
UNITAR and UNDRR Jointly Launch Capacity Development Products on Risk Analysis
New interactive signs and road markings for local Koala Zones
Invitation Extended To Take Action On Climate Emergency
Youth Grants Program Set To Open
Farmers congratulate climate leader on new World Farmers’ Organisation appointment
Albanese and Cook Governments partner to deliver energy savings for thousands in social housing
Historic win for farmers: Fiona Simson elected WFO Vice President
Arborglyphs – Basque immigrant sheepherders left their marks on aspen trees in the American West
Roots Of Anthropocene
Amid scorching heat, 900 people died this week in Saudi Arabia. Climate change has made the Hajj pilgrimage more risky
Expanding Habitats For Victoria’s Iconic Wildlife