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ONE BATTERY CAN SPARK A BLAZE: NSW EPA EXPANDS STATEWIDE SAFETY CAMPAIGN
NATURE HATES A TOSSER AND IT’S FIGHTING BACK
Law Reform Must Deliver Strong Protection Of Nature
Ballina Community Clothes Swap Is Back And Bigger
Environmental Protection Authority Welcomes New Deputy Chair
CENTRAL COAST DEBRIS BALLS INVESTIGATION UPDATE
Illegal Burn $20,000 Warning Signal
Snap Inspections In South Metro Area
INDEPENDENT REVIEW INTO ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM AT CADIA MINE RELEASED
Opening statement by Minerals Council of Australia CEO Tania Constable to Senate Environment and Communication Legislation Committee
Bike Maintenance & Repair Workshop: Bayside
EPA and Veolia settle in court – $1 million to an environmental fund
EPA takes enforcement action over illegal dumping in Glenaroua
Council Decides: November Ordinary Meeting 2025
Council reassures businesses on new EPA food waste mandates
NEW PFAS MONITORING REQUIREMENTS OPEN FOR COMMENT
EPA Warns Against Dumping In Glenaroua
BOC LTD PAYS OVER $740K AFTER ALLEGED 2023 ILLAWARRA OIL SPILL
Time To Stand Up For Agriculture’s Future Is Now
West Gate Tunnel Operating Licence
COMPOST FACILITY FINED FOR BREACHING WASTE LIMITS
EPA TAKES REGULATORY ACTION AGAINST MANGROVE MOUNTAIN OPERATOR
Council Takes Next Steps Towards FOGO Rollout In 2027
Minns Labor government sacks the people who protect our environment
EPA CONDUCTS PESTICIDE COMPLIANCE BLITZ ON NORTH COAST
Ethephon Drenches Offer Effective Growth Control for Container Plants
Recognising Dr Allan Freeth’s service to the EPA
End-of-life Battery Disposal Scheme Allowed To Continue
Petrol Station Contamination Costs $17,000
Backing Live Music Right Across Victoria
NT Health CHO Statement 31-10-2025
Labor’s environmental law overhaul: a little progress and a lot of compromise
Work Needed To Ensure Environmental Laws Succeed
Business Council says environmental approvals reform needed but warns key changes are critical to success
Introduction Of Environment Protection Reform Bill 2025
Darwin residents are worried about toxic chemicals and gas leaks. We need laws to protect clean air
AVONDALE GROUND AND SURFACE WATER SAMPLING
SUPERCHARGING SOLAR RECYCLING WITH NEW SYDNEY FACILITY
Summer Swimming? Remember To Check Water Quality
Marine science program underpins delivery of new container port
ACF responds to Labor’s Environment Protection Agency announcement
Debris Balls Investigation Update
Environment groups welcome new enforcement powers and increases in penalties for nature laws
The fossil fuel industry has lost what little public trust it had left
Council urges residents to bin their butts and protect local environments
West Warehouses Get Snap EPA Inspections
Access hours reduced at Michelago Bank of Bins from Friday 24 October
Fine For Company After Alkaline Wastewater Release