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New plant pest and disease surveillance tech delivered
Screech and breach costs company a fine from EPA
University center advances energy, environmental knowledge via virtual reality
ATO focus on prevention over correction provides assurance for commercial deals in uncertain times
Oceans and Fisheries – what new portfolio offers industry
Researchers study strength-training gender gap, possible solutions
University Scarborough breaks ground on new 750-bed residence
Australian Sues Emir of Dubai
Archive of animal migration in Arctic
Clay subsoil at Earth’s driest place may signal life on Mars
Policy, not tech, spurred Danish dominance in wind energy
Southampton to support development of novel geomagnetic monitoring satellite
Funding provides opportunities to Great Southern theatre artists
Online Sustainability Resource A Winner For Local Sport
Extraordinary meeting of Ministers for Emergency Management to discuss response to Bushfire Royal Commission
Coast’s waterways much-loved by community
Scammers ring police
Call for Expressions of Interest – Presenters for Greater Shepparton Women’s Health and Wellness Forum
$1 million for Penrose Park upgrade at Silverton
Noosa retains A- rating in annual waterway report card
Recycling – are you doing it right?
Logan rivers boost regional environment
EPA portal outage this evening 5 November
K’gari fire update
Robots aid rescue during Navy exercise in Brisbane
Can you help restore our environment? R&R grants open
Fast-lane to swimming jobs as Western Australia gets summer-ready
Virtual reality technology to improve pedestrian safety for older Australians
Moorabool To Host Australia’s Biggest Battery
New e-planning service powered by Government data
Victoria To Build Southern Hemisphere’s Biggest Battery
Improved emergency communications at Nanga campgrounds
John Wylie reflects on eight years with Australian Sports Commission
Mana whenua and Waiheke community collaborate for Tangaroa
Time is running out to nominate a local legend for a Sunshine Coast Australia Day Award
Significant psychological toll from COVID-19 lockdown
Newborn brain injury prevention research earns prestigious award
$850 million unlocked for council COVID-19 recovery projects
Police urge Queenslanders to get ready now for disaster season
Significant flax varieties translocated to Lake Ruatuna
Bronze Age travel routes revealed using pioneering research method
Innovation and digitalization key for agriculture development in Europe and Central Asia
A spoonful of powder helps vegetables go down
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle this November- and jump on Garage Sale Trail
Local democracy gets a green light as restrictions eased
Nominations open for Blacktown City’s Australia Day Awards
Government must act on CSIRO’s dire pest and disease warning
City of Perth Council Acts on Homelessness