Australia has an unparalleled opportunity to become a global green hydrogen leader, but we can’t afford to lose our momentum as other competing countries step up their ambitions and support
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September events for nature
Threats to nature appear to be gathering pace at the moment so if you want to get active here are some events, webinars and other suggestions for September. Sept 8 Pat Fleming and John Seed will host a webinar for the Australian Earth Laws Alliance. John Seed be speaking about The […]
BHP Energy and Advent Energy continue to push PEP11
PEP-11 continues in force and the Joint Venture is in compliance with the contractual terms of PEP11 with respect to such matters as reporting, payment of rents and the various provisions of the off shore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006.
Fee-free TAFE a raging success
Other areas of success, include the priority sectors of construction, with 20,986 enrolments (9.7 per cent), technology and digital, with 16,768 enrolments (7.8 per cent) and early childhood education and care, with 11,868 enrolments (5.5 per cent).
Public land consultation begins
The key characteristic of community land is that it is managed for long term public benefit and cannot be sold.
Letter: campus downgrade angers community
Ourimbah campus should not follow a path of reducing courses and opportunities. Instead, it should be strengthened and supported to continue its vital role in providing accessible education for our community.
Welcome to Nature Positive NSW
Global ambition has moved beyond biodiversity conservation to a ‘nature positive’ framing that emphasises the need to repair past damage and to take urgent action to halt and reverse biodiversity loss, putting nature on a path to recovery, so that thriving ecosystems can support future generations
Campaign highlights impacts of perimenopause
Information remains scattered and medical research into the complications of perimenopause is also surprisingly scant, according to the Foundation.
New twists in green space selloff saga
This is yet another example of Central Coast Council, during this period of administration, attempting to sell public land, our land, without adhering to due process
Volunteer grant helps neighbourhood centre
Thanks to this wonderful grant, we were able to purchase new equipment for our Kincumber Neighbourhood Centre food pantry and Youth Brekky Club such as a large chest freezer
