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Funding boost for local flying-fox management programs
Stripped, beaten and blindfolded: new research reveals ongoing violence and abuse of Palestinian children detained by Israeli military
Free Covid RATs available from Council
Round two funding to help more businesses activate nature tourism
Small ocean critters use their poo to help seaweeds have sex
More than $1.25 million in funding for threatened species research
Norstar obstructed EPA officers
Fishery management boosts Gascoyne oceanic pink snapper
Parents with disability face discrimination in child protection systems
CDU researchers discover groundwater supported fish oasis in the NT
New Rental Commissioner to give renters voice
UW-developed dental lozenge could provide permanent treatment for tooth sensitivity 
High-resolution map of the human placenta reveals COVID virus hideouts
New Schneider Electric Easy UPS 3-Phase Modular is at the Forefront of Reliability, Scalability, and Simplicity
BetStop to launch 21 August
More Queensland families seek support to keep kids safe
Chief Health Officer Update 7 July
Rangers rewarding rubbish removers
Grants sprout action on Nature Refuges
Alarm raised over patio and shed business failing to complete work (Factory Direct Group / Profounder Factory Direct / Factory Direct WA)
IAG provides reinsurance update
Government launches comprehensive package of measures to protect native biodiversity
Women and girls bear brunt of water and sanitation crisis – new UNICEF-WHO report
Work begins on establishment of Port Beach dunes
Grants to protect cultural heritage values on Cape
Expansion of Online Lodgment Service
Job seekers fleeced by work from home scam
Funding boost to support child safe organisations
Dairy spill should never have happened: EPA
Albanese Government to improve safeguards for telco consumers experiencing financial hardship
Murray-Darling Re-Snagging Project A Big Win For Environment And Rec Fishers
ACMA puts telco industry on notice to improve consumer protections
Statement by FFM Chair Sara Hossain to the 53rd session of Human Rights Council
Operation Uniform Amigua: Seven arrested on child sex offences
Subiaco Retail Store Closure
Indecent treatment charges at Gold Coast
Diesel spill impacts Wimmera River
Are you docking to right length?
Bushfire survivors vow to keep fighting for climate-vulnerable communities after court upholds Whitehaven coal mine expansion
Works Scale Up On Taylor’s Creek Fish Highway
5 July 2023, Cr Anna De Villiers-The Carisbrook Mercury
Research shows one in four Aussies have been exposed to EOFY scams
UN experts: Türkiye must not deport members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light seeking asylum
UN expert: With 71 million people internally displaced across the world, States must look beyond the numbers
Israel and the Occupied Territories: ICRC calls for immediate protection of civilians in Jenin
Further information sought – hit-and-run, SH2, Greytown
Federal Government must stop Tasmania’s assault on environment
Young people on school holidays join community to halt logging in two state forests in proposed Great Koala National Park

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