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5 July 2023, Cr Anna De Villiers-The Carisbrook Mercury
Supporting Victorians through Independent Mental Health Advocacy
Contractionary conditions continue
Australia-Indonesia leaders commended for EV partnership
Signallers come through loud and clear
Upgrades continue on Light-to-Light track in Beowa National Park
Wagga Wagga Art Gallery – Winter Art Camp 11
Tourism planning to receive $5 million boost
NZ still well placed as economic conditions impact Govt accounts
Four people arrested for allegedly importing 233kg of meth in industrial pulley
UN experts deplore criminal proceedings against human rights defenders: Tajikistan
Iconic South Coast Island Nature Reserve dual named in recognition of cultural significance
FAO Park – Global Library of Trees and Flowers: a green space in the heart of Rome to celebrate Earth’s biodiversity
Grants To Improve Road Safety On Victoria’s Local Roads
Narrawallee Inlet latest casualty of tree vandalism
ABC Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging Plan 2023-26
Why we leave beach wrack alone
Plibersek approves 3 coal mines in 2 months
Federal Government must stop Tasmania’s assault on environment
UOW rated among world’s best young universities
Community consultation key to developing renewable energy infrastructure
Young people on school holidays join community to halt logging in two state forests in proposed Great Koala National Park
Bookmarked by Kefi café now open
Relaxed liquor licence conditions for some Newcastle venues
Strong fuel efficiency standards the key to $13 billion benefit for Australians
Consultants for the preparation of a Business Case for the Bloomfield Health Precinct
Jenolan Caves welcomes Hotel Etico trainees
Serious monkey business: chimpanzee heart check via digital camera
Request for expressions of interest for services under the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984
New Environment Grants Set To Protect Port Phillip Bay
$300 million invested in local suppliers for new Sydney Fish Market
Photographic project to reveal the history of the Ngarrindjeri people
Shoalhaven Water honoured by peers at Water Management awards
Plastic Free July Take Challenge
Commonwealth bank must act to stop fossil fuel lending
Serious money business: chimpanzee heart check via digital camera
Data drives predator control at Jobs for Nature funded project
Small businesses get $16 million to help make every watt count
ACF statement on Voice
HKUST Elevates Interdisciplinary Education and Research
WHO recommends stronger policies to protect children from the harmful impact of food marketing
FAO Director-General calls for seizing opportunities to transform agrifood systems
Addressing climate change – now
Invitation to comment on an ecological community listing assessment
Recognising and responding to racism in workplace
Can Dungeons and Dragons help players build social skills?
NAIDOC Week – to celebrate our rich history
The looming 840,000 tonne waste problem that isn’t single-use plastics