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Progress report on the Great Barrier Reef delivered to UNESCO
New strategy to protect Reef wetlands
New Reef 2050 Wetlands Strategy
Plibersek must reject koala-killing coal mine & fix broken environment laws: Greens
Protecting Nillumbik’s Biodiversity into future
Cascadilla Gorge offers safe haven for rare species
Another key step taken to restore our Murray-Darling Rivers
$200m to future-proof steel manufacturing and regional jobs through the Powering the Regions Fund
$200 million to help future-proof regional steel manufacturing
APRA outlines 2024 supervision and policy priorities
Council grants boost to community projects
Liberals’ new candidate doesn’t believe in science 30 January 2024
Hydrogen hub for Townsville
Investment in early action ahead of El Nino impacts in the Pacific
Canberra’s newest school opens as students return for 2024 school year
Getting straight to work to restore the Murray-Darling Rivers
Extreme heat consultation to inform Monash Climate Response Plan
Central Goldfields Shire Youth Council 2024 open for applications
Weekly organics and fortnightly waste collections to start next monday
Call your nan: New heatwave safety campaign asking people to check in on friends, family and others in the heat to save lives
Denman Terrestrial Campaign enters final weeks after blue skies, blizzards and long days on the ice 25 January 2024
Public consultation open on 2 vulnerable species
Royal Cam toroa/albatross chick hatches at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head
New PFT Chair and Board members appointed
Gas Market Code secures supply for domestic market
Grants now open: Saving Native Species Grants
NSW Premier Visit to Cabonne
Do you have what it takes to become Nature Steward?
Work programme announced for Cathedral Cove options development
Great Backyard Bird Count takes flight Feb. 16
Funding available for solutions to reduce livestock emissions
Call your nan: New heatwave safety campaign asking people to check in on friends, family and others in the heat to save lives
Woodside cannot be trusted to protect Australia’s interests
Elevating First Nations talent across fashion, music, literature
Funding available for technologies to reduce livestock emissions
Public consultation open: Queensland Ocean Beach Fishery
Gas market code secures supply for domestic market
John Curtin Gallery and Perth Festival presents Robert Fielding and Susan Flavell
Online farm business program helps manage risk 19 January
Doctors issue warning about Kalgoorlie heat and blackout
“A little less conversation, a little more legislation”: Transport Minister must act on Fuel Efficiency Standard
Energy efficiency upgrades welcomed, but thousands of Tasmania’s most vulnerable families still locked into high energy prices
Climate Group responds to deal on new EU rules to reduce CO2 emissions in trucks and buses
Climate Group responds to European Parliament deal on new rules to reduce CO2 emissions in trucks and buses
Energy efficiency upgrades for over 1,600 Tasmanian homes
Driving tomorrow: Committee launches inquiry into the transition to electric vehicles
Hydrogen hub for Bell Bay, Tasmania
$70 million boost for Tasmania’s renewable hydrogen industry

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