Archived News for Green Sector Professionals
Tasmania has released its first State of the Environment report in 15 years.
Soil sounds for health check
Beneath the surface, the soil is hosting a silent rave of bubbles and clicks.
ACT signs green deal
ACT has secured a new federal agreement to accelerate its renewable energy transformation.
Beetaloo facing water review
An independent review will decide if federal intervention halts Beetaloo Basin fracking projects.
Big plan for battery builds
The Australian Government has launched public consultations on its $523 million Battery Breakthrough Initiative.
Gas influence revealed
The Australian Government appears to have been influenced by gas producers to prioritise their profits and foreign customers over reducing domestic energy prices.
German links enhanced
Australia and Germany have agreed to expand their collaboration on energy and climate initiatives through a joint $660 million investment in green hydrogen.
Polymer batteries tested
Flinders University scientists are developing exciting alternatives to lithium-ion batteries.
Citizens sweep Murray-Darling species
Citizen scientists have made new findings on threatened fish species in the Murray-Darling Basin.
COTS thrive in dead coral
Research shows crown-of-thorns starfish thrive in the coral devastation they create.
Extreme rain rise predicted
Most of the world’s population will see new rainfall extremes in the next 20 years, experts say.
Funds flow to WA security
The Federal and WA governments have committed over $265 million to improve water security across ...
Methane surge observed
CSIRO says global methane emissions have surged by 20 per cent over the last two decades.
Aged care superbugs studied
Superbugs are spreading in aged care homes due to overuse of antibiotics.
Battery backing re-opened
Victoria has opened applications for the second round of its 100 Neighbourhood Batteries Program.
Gas imports dubbed "failure"
Australia, one of the world’s largest gas exporters, is poised to begin importing natural gas.