This case challenges the legal frustrations that have prevented Aboriginal people prosecuting genocide crimes in Australian courts
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Farmers welcome carbon capture ban recommendations
Farmers for Climate Action has welcomed strong recommendations from the Senate Environment and Communications References Committee on carbon capture and storage, following US coal giant Glencore’s attempt to store coal waste underground in the Great Artesian Basin. The Great Artesian Basin or GAB is the largest and deepest artesian basin […]
Tree planting takes root to combat climate stress
Time in nature helps us thrive as individuals – physically, intellectually, emotionally, mentally, and ethically – and research suggests this is something young Australians really need
Digital briefing to give facts about Dutton’s nuclear plans
Get insights into the Dutton Coalition’s plans for seven nuclear power plants across five states
TAFE students given waste truck
There was a light bulb moment that the waste truck we were about to send for scrapping could be given a second life at TAFE NSW, along with engines and parts from other trucks at their use-by date.
Funding boost for Kariong community sports
Gosford Kariong Storm Rugby League Football Club is the recipient of $5,056.20 worth of grant funding as part of the NSW Government’s $4.4 million Local Sport Grant Program. The program provides up to $20,000 to individual clubs and associations, with $50,000 available in each electorate, to increase participation in community […]
Offshore wind announcement ‘good news’ for climate and jobs
“By working together as a community, sharing our concerns for the environment to codesign a clean energy future for the region, we have the ability to deliver a positive outcomes for our oceans, our communities and our local economy.”
Mayor tells residents to ‘love their trees’
If anything, the community’s reliance on trees has expanded, given the ever-increasing need
for their role in cleaning the air we breathe, and providing habitat and food for many
endangered native species.
Loud chorus of criticism for Eraring extension
The fact is pollution from power stations is
contributing to early deaths in our region, and now all of NSW is paying for that too, thanks to the
Minn’s government. It seems that damning findings of the 2021 inquiry into NSW coal ash waste
dumps chaired by Daniel Mookhey MP, now NSW Treasurer have been sidelined
EPA tone deaf on climate crisis
The draft assessment and guide outlines step-by-step requirements that proponents must address in their Environmental Impact Assessments.