A draft National Environmental Standard for Data and Information has been released for public comment. See the consultation page here for more information and to read...
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An exposure draft of the National Environmental Standard for Community Engagement (Community Engagement Standard) has been released for public comment. See...
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Tasmania’s laws protecting First Nations heritage are the oldest and weakest in Australia. The state government is now proposing a new law —...
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As offshore drilling threatens some of Australia’s most biodiverse waters, a new tool gives communities the knowledge and power to have their say. A new interactive map,...
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Fourteen civil society organisations have urged UNESCO to increase its risk rating for Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA) from “good with some...
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Alcoa is currently subject to two parallel environmental assessment processes for its bauxite mining operations at the Huntly and Willowdale mines in Western Australia’s...
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National Reconciliation Week National Reconciliation Week – 27 May to 3 June every year – is a time for all of us to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and...
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Submissions due: Friday 5 June. Consultation is open on the first tranche of draft Regulations which relate to key elements of reform of the federal Environment Protection and...
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An updated draft of the National Environmental Standard for Environmental Offsets (draft Offsets Standard) has been released for public comment. See the consultation page...
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