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COVID-19 – Infringement notices 15 July
Support for Reef jobs welcomed
Reforms for a world class planning system
$10m to deliver 200 nature-based jobs in Reef Catchments
Water pollution incident costs Queanbeyan Council $50,000 after EPA action
Grants to support agricultural exports
Shortlist released for Victoria’s biggest waste management infrastructure tender
Top ten tips to reduce your impact
Iowa State University Joins International APSIM Initiative
New BHP-Curtin alliance to drive innovation, research and education
Bright future for plant health research
500 per cent waste levy increase another tax on Kiwis
Improved road safety and a smoother Midlands journey with Perth Link Roads project complete
Start date proposed for interim market at Salamanca
Wollongong Botanic Garden Native Plant Sale is back
UNSW receives $4.9m funding for new ARC Training Centre for Global Hydrogen Economy
CSIRO sets sights on Aerotropolis as new Sydney research hub
$21 million for better recycling for ACT
Deep fake videos, imploding watermelons, and sautéed spiders: a taste of National Science Week
Happy green anniversary
Iconic SA tourism destinations on ride to recovery
Two bouncing brush-tailed rock-wallabies born at Barrington sanctuary
ANZ commits $250,000 to rural and regional communities through Seeds of Renewal
Powering ahead on solar initiatives
Cape Kidnappers trip undertaken at own risk
University tests show Canadian-made mask deactivates 99% of SARS-CoV-2 virus
Government steps up action on waste – funds recycling infrastructure and expands levy scheme
“CSIRO” report misleads on fracking risks
Citrix and Microsoft partner to accelerate future of work
More Than One Cognition: A Call for Change in Field of Comparative Psychology
We need to talk: Communication prevents inaction by leveraging goodwill
COVID safe autumn baiting
Towards prosperous public goods with freedom of choice
Korongee a shining light for dementia care
University to stick with online teaching during COVID-19
Swap your old yabby trap for a free wild-life friendly net
Innovation is key for businesses to address climate risk
Waste recycling company found guilty of gross negligence over arm amputation
Highfields Library and community facility work to start
Stage three removal works begin at Broderick Road
Study finds West Australians need better education to prevent snake bites
Eyes in sky: how real-time data will revolutionise rice farming
$500K in major upgrades on way for Ocean Shores Community Centre
NASA’s GLOBE education program returns to Australia
Growing optimism for Aussie farmers
Local businesses and injured Western Australians to benefit from automated payments
Serena’s story – my experience interning from home
$25 million delivered for National Centre of Coasts and Climate at Point Nepean