Archived News for Green Sector Professionals
VicForests has announced the early termination of community forestry operations in Victoria, linking its decision to the financial and legal risks associated with ongoing litigation.
Black Summer hit studied
Experts say the ‘Black Summer’ bushfires wiped billions from Australia’s tourism supply chain.
New hydrogen hub outlined
The Federal Government has made funds available for a new ‘hydrogen hub’ in north Queensland.
Pelican site protected
Authorities say they are maintaining an important breeding site for pelicans.
Reef efforts continue
The Australian and Queensland Governments have launched the Reef 2050 Wetlands Strategy.
River funds to flow
The Federal Government has opened funding for the Resilient Rivers Water Infrastructure Program (RRWIP).
Singleton win in NT court
The NT Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge against a decision to re-issue a substantial groundwater licence.
Sponge suggests steep rise
Evidence suggests that global temperatures have already risen by 1.5°C since the pre-industrial era.
Dust issues hit WA town
Residents of Port Hedland, a key industrial town in northern Western Australia, are facing an unprecedented dust crisis.
Fuel rules to drive change
The Federal Government has announced the introduction of a New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES).
Green steel credit questioned
The Federal Government is backing upgrades at a coal-fired steel plant.
Heat drives ambulance issues
Researchers have measured the significant increase in ambulance call-outs during heatwaves.
Santos opens Indigenous fund
Santos has announced the creation of a $110 million fund aimed at benefiting Aboriginal communities.
Tax needs detailed
A compelling dialogue at the National Press Club has spelled out issues with Australia’s tax system.
King plugs gas future
A federal minister has been promoting Australia’s gas export capabilities on the world stage.
Anger aimed at law office
Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has issued a stark warning to the Environmental Defenders Office (EDO)...
Aquifers under siege
The world's aquifers are silently bearing the brunt of climate change and human excess.
Battery build backed
Origin Energy says it will build a $400 million, 650 MWh battery storage system at its gas-fired Mortlake Power Station in Victoria.