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Waverley Council’s new Development Control Plan win for environment
Allens advises Kilara Growth Fund on sustainable packaging investment
Council visits wind farm to launch transition to 100% renewable electricity
Extreme heat in midst of Big Wet for northern Australia – what’s going on with weather?
Farmers for Climate Action respond to Federal Environment legislation amendments
Blind spot in proposed federal environment laws means more coal and gas could be on cards
Vets respond to Federal Government’s changes to environment laws
Kororā/Blue penguin casualties likely to continue
Avoiding climate breakdown depends on protecting Earth’s biodiversity — can COP15 summit deliver?
Vets for Climate Action welcome Biodiversity Council
NAB backs sustainable business investments
Half of Australia’s biggest companies have net-zero emissions plans, but climate action may come too late
New interactive tool measures Council’s sustainability performance
More rural broadband for regional communities
Tauranga region to benefit from new funding and financing tool
World-first sustainable, reusable coffee carrier created by Australian businesswoman
Emissions projections for industry, transport and fossil fuels show where Australia needs to lift
Funding boost for Regional Climate Alliance projects
Council’s latest solar upgrade and battery storage
Global Environment Facility tasks FAO and IFAD to lead new $230 million agrifood systems transformation program
$58 million contract brings large water mains manufacturing to WA
Construction begins on WA EV Network
New Climate Action Centre to support farmers maintain international edge
Getting blend right for future fertilisers
Easing administrative burden on farmers through new integrated farm planning projects
Great Barrier Reef: UNESCO calls for In Danger listing
Australian and Queensland Governments must take critical steps to save Reef after Monitoring Report released
Chasing future biotech solutions to climate change risks delaying action in present – it may even make things worse
Australians are increasingly concerned about climate change, but resist diet change to help planet
COP27: FAO highlighted importance of transforming agrifood systems as part of solution to climate crisis
New data tool explores where “food dollar” goes
Standalone power systems roll out in regional Western Australia
CEFC finance drives down green car loan cost to accelerate Australia’s EV uptake
BHP unveils first fully electric Jumbo at Olympic Dam
Winds of change blowing as Water Corporation powers towards net zero future
Council commits to historic renewable energy power plan
New expert group to guide Australia’s transition to circular economy
Stripping carbon from atmosphere might be needed to avoid dangerous warming – but it remains a deeply uncertain prospect
Tweed community-led project to provide strategies for climate action
Net Zero Unit to drive transport and infrastructure emissions reduction
Report reveals how states and territories are travelling on transport emissions reduction
Climate Council names Tasmania as Australia’s “Emissions Slasher” when it comes to cleaner transport
South Australia is charging ahead on reduced transport emissions
Climate Council names Queensland ‘Fleet Footed’ state, for its work on electrifying transport
Western Australia overcoming high hurdles to reduce transport emissions
Northern Territory tops nation on active transport but must get into reverse gear on rising emissions
ACT tops Climate Council’s list as leading country in tackling transport emissions
Climate Council names NSW Australia’s “Public Transport Powerhouse”, urges electrification of fleets