Archived News for Green Sector Professionals
Woodside Energy CEO Meg O’Neill says demand for oil and gas will stay high.
Cities seek bin deals
Western Sydney councils are seeking a five-year extension to the NSW government's 2030 deadline for implementing food and organic waste (FOGO) collections.
Expert addressing WA water needs
As mining grows in remote WA, experts are working to ensure there is enough water.
NSW plans EV boost
In a bid to promote electric vehicle (EV) adoption, the NSW Government plans to install 1,500 charging plugs in regional tourism areas.
Space site seeks to grow
Equatorial Launch Australia (ELA) wants to expand the NT’s Arnhem Space Centre.
Water change to plug gap
The NSW Government says it will enhance the Water Management Act 2000, following the outcomes of a long-awaited review.
BHP seeks dam deal
BHP, the world's largest mining company, is seeking a settlement regarding a Brazilian dam disaster.
Green case pause questioned
Legal experts have questioned a federal government proposal to put a three-year pause on litigation for deceptive claims.
Bids flow for local power
ARENA says it has seen an overwhelming response to Round 1 of the Community Batteries Funding Program.
Big fine for quiet plants
The operators of AGL's Bayswater and Loy Yang power stations have been fined $6 million by the Federal Court.
Gas paused at last minute
The Federal Court has ordered Santos to halt its Barossa gas project at the eleventh hour.
Native title for WA stretch
The Federal Court has recognised native title rights in WA’s northern Goldfields.
Brumby cull enhanced
The NSW Environment Minister, Penny Sharpe, has given the green light for an aerial cull of feral horses in Kosciuszko National Park.
Farmers push for flood help
Murraylands farmers are calling for urgent levee repairs after flooding.