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Strong turnout and community interest at GV Home Energy Expo
Where maritime aviators are made
Pilliga Hazard Reduction Burn |
Small creatures, big attraction as new Bugtopia exhibit launches at Territory Wildlife Park
Australia arrives for Exercise RIMPAC 26
Grass Roots Open Mic Competition returns to showcase local talent
One Ocean, Many Perspectives, Shared Goal
First-ever reintroduction of threatened rufous bettongs in Ngambaa Nature Reserve |
Connecting to Country: Protecting Our Places grants program now open |
Latest sustainability round demonstrates fisheries management science in action
Creating Lasting Impact In First Nations Water Rights
Council backs farmers on pest management, plantations and rising costs
Updated Plans For Torquay’s Next Growth Area
Fifteen New Energy Storage Projects Coming To NEM
New Basin Report Confirms Buybacks Have Gone Too Far
New Guide To Help Councils Manage Climate Change Risks
Victorian Greens call for a moratorium on all new large scale data centres
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is treated with ‘nanobubbles’. What are they and how do they work?
Helping Local Governments Manage Climate Risks
Community sponsorship programme to be permanent
Big Batteries to power 3.7 million Australian households
Basin Plan Review must secure Australia’s food and fibre future
“It is time to put an end to the lines on a map that are tormenting people’s lives” – Nationals to scrap…
Nationals unveil plan for more affordable, reliable, and resilient energy
Insurance industry opens consultation on new Code of Practice
Destination 2045 Drives Record Tourism Growth
University of Newcastle ranked in the top 30 globally in the 2026 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings
Council Calls for Prime Minister Intervention in Basin Plan Buybacks
Woodside’s controversial Browse gas project open to public scrutiny
Woodside’s Browse project linked to Great Barrier Reef coral deaths
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New Zealanders adjust their holiday plans as impacts of Middle East conflict continue to flow
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Too hot to be hungry: why our appetite shrinks in the summer heat
UN expert: Digital surveillance related chilling effects must be addressed before long-term societal damage becomes irreversible
A New Chapter for Collaboration: The 2026 Civic Universities Annual Report
Transforming food systems key to protecting climate and human rights, says UN expert
Striking global similarities in interactions between dogs and humans
Woodside’s Browse plans in “hot water” following administrative decisions by the federal Environment Minister and department
WA’s controversial Browse gas project open to public scrutiny
Administrative Decisions Regarding Browse Projects
Budget Supports Community Priorities
Record Reef conservation, major events and more ecotourism
June Climate Meetings Shape Agenda For COP31
Coffee With Boss Matches Job Seekers And Employers
Victoria University and MUFG Retirement Solutions partner to drive jobs, workforce skills, and AI innovation
Budget stability welcome, opportunity remains for feasibility focus
Victorian Greens will introduce new laws to close loopholes in native forest logging – in response to shocking revelations from Four Corners

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