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Helping farmers manage seasonal variability
Cold conditions and damaging winds in the southeast set to ease later today
Strengthening environment and climate ties with Pacific
Canberra’s first food strategy: Strengthening local production and community wellbeing
Budding Blue Mountains writer wins Poetry Slam Heat
More predictable political palaver from Labor
Last chance to register for AMA-DEA webinar
Draft national science and research priorities
Climate Council welcomes $1.8 billion jump start to NSW clean energy
Antarctic Division budget cuts leave science on thin ice
Australia’s leading scientists welcome draft national science and research priorities
National Threatened Species Day: Better protecting our precious native plants and animals
Government declares war on feral cats
New Plan to help save Swift Parrot
AWU welcomes process for vital Carbon Leakage Review
A night with ABCs Hannah Moloney presents Geelong Nature Festival Launch
Woodside declares war on whales with seismic blasting
Rejuvenated Adopt a Street Tree Program set to bloom this spring
2024 Youth Council nominations open
Expressions of interest now open for youth climate action workshop
National put climate action into reverse gear
Firestick program attracts overseas interest for burning off methods
Professor Frank Jotzo appointed to lead the Carbon Leakage Review
ANU professor engaged for ‘carbon leakage’ review
Unsafe water, sanitation and hygiene: a persistent health burden
Labor completes double backflip to support Greens Inquiry into Middle Arm gas expansion
Alexandra Maternal and Child Health Centre Undergoes Makeover
Spring Festival at Mayfield Garden. The return of Glamping and the introduction of music . Festival dates – 23 September to 22 October
New climate action online space
Improving community engagement with renewable energy infrastructure
$1.5 million for tourism emissions reduction program
Political and climate failure with Government funded extension at Eraring announced
Agricultural sector remains strong despite drier conditions to come
VBA Plumbing Technical Bulletin 4 September
ERAC Chair named
Free waterwise offers to help get your garden summer-ready
Queenslanders in line for up to $1000 rebate on energy-efficient appliances
Driving net Zero Emissions future
Professor Karen Hussey appointed Chair of Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee
National’s climate pledge joke
Investing in the future of Tasmanian energy with Marinus Link
Investing in future of Tasmanian energy with marinuslink
CANBERRANS SHORTCHANGED AS LABOR & LIBERALS INSIST ON $41 MILLION GIFT TO RACING INDUSTRY
Climate and resilience on stage at Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre
AFPA welcomes Adam Fennessy as new DAFF Secretary, thanks retiring Metcalfe for service
Grant keeps Bundanoon Community Garden growing
The humble spotted gum is a world class urban tree. Here’s why
“This mine will outlive us”