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Australia’s saltmarsh ecosystems provided protection to thousands
New impact-led drinks range Not Soda to clean up our seas
Cr Geoff Lovett – Maryborough Advertiser
Statements: Reactive Monitoring Mission to Great Barrier Reef
Tax cut for electric vehicles passes Parliament
Showers and possible severe thunderstorms across eastern and northern Queensland
QLD climate costs can’t be ignored
Dive into our Ocean Festival
Northern Beaches achieves leadership status on Carbon Disclosure Project
Cheaper car loans to put more EVs on road
Targets & Progress Advice
Wetter in east, drier in west this summer
Monash expert: Discussing issues in response to State of Climate report
New expert group to guide Australia’s transition to circular economy
$3.9 million to stop protected species being caught in fishing gear
Climate Group urge European Commission to make all new trucks zero emission by 2035
Hornsby Shire Council takes next step to maintain long term financial sustainability
New Mayor and Deputy Mayor for 2022-23
Goulburn Murray Climate Alliance marks 15 years of regional climate action
Climate-smart scholarships announced with record interest from farmers
Floods and farming: link between this year’s weather and climate change
Winner on night was people who didn’t watch: Greens
Climate plays large role in carbon release from streams, researchers find
Study links heavy rainfall decline to drought
$500m to establish Powering Australia Technology Fund through CEFC
Government welcomes High Court ruling on climate case
Government introduces changes to mining Act with stronger environmental focus
Better natural hazard information for home buyers
Launch of State of Climate Report 2022
Charcoal and Cattle Correlate with Madagascar’s Megafaunal Extinctions
Cold temperatures and gusty winds easing for south-east Australia, with major flooding continuing
Grants awarded for soil carbon measurement technology trials
Greens secure electric vehicle deal with Government
Creating sustainable and climate resilient future for all
Council staff support flood affected Maribyrnong as local flood prep ramps up
Driving ahead with Clean Car Standard
Real Solutions to revitalise Caulfield Racecourse Reserve
Labor’s gas handouts erode their COP31 chances
Cold temperatures and gusty winds for south-east Australia as major flooding continues in New South Wales
COP27 commitment to create loss and damage fund monumental win, if properly funded: Oxfam Australia
Invitation to comment on fire-affected Acacia blayana listing assessment
Smart Energy Council Calls for Massive Investment in Renewable Energy Storage
Global climate talks underline need for domestic action
Strengthening Australia’s relationship with Philippines
UN experts alarmed by harassment of civil society actors at COP27 climate summit
Sea level rise predicted to dramatically speed up erosion of rock coastlines by 2100
Australia endorses international Ocean Conservation Pledge at COP27
Native forest logging cost NSW residents $9 million this year