Later, when my wife and I built a house together a white cedar mysteriously grew at the front.
A Tree Story
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Jacquelene
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Oxfam pushes for more than ‘modest’ climate funding commitment
Rich polluting nations like Australia need to drastically cut their emissions and provide climate finance to frontline communities so they can adapt to the impacts of climate change, and be compensated for losses and damages they’ve incurred as a result.
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Become a waterwise legend
Central Coast Council has partnered with the Water Conservancy to promote Water Night this National Water Week 16-22 October 2023. Water Night is a national event that occurs every year during National Water Week. The aim of the night is to help raise awareness of how often we use tap […]
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Group calls for public review of Fipronil
The petition requests a Judicial enquiry into the relationship between Government, Industry funded lobby groups, and organisations representing chemical company interests, who have authority and sway over government policies related to Bees.
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Live music funding for local venue
The Albanese Labor Government has made it a priority to help live music venues bounce back after the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Australian company enters $US6.4 billion funding deal in Vietnam
Circa $US1 billion to develop four biomass power plants and thousands of hectares of sorghum cultivation in Central and South Vietnam
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Corners of the earth encore session
Avoca Beach Picture Theatre is presenting an encore screening of this surfing adventure film on October 12. Director:Spencer Frost, Guy Williment, Cast:Letty Mortenson, Fraser Dovell, Genre: Documentary | Rating: | Runtime: 94 Minutes Follow filmmakers Spencer Frost and Guy Williment and surfers Letty Mortenson and Fraser Dovell as they journey to Kamchatka in the far […]
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PFAS water treatment proposal raises concerns
Council must not grant consent for DA1587/2023 unless a unit of measurement is set for PFAS at the discharge point.
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Health and welfare trends not returning to pre-COVID levels
Levels of life satisfaction and psychological distress have improved in the Australian population since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic – but have not returned to similar levels as before the pandemic.
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Traditional Custodian stops Woodside siesmic blasting
No one is more relevant to consult about the threat posed by Woodside’s Burrup Hub than Traditional Custodians of Murujuga
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