The Albanese Government is taking another step towards achieving our ambitious target to protect and conserve 30 per cent of our land and 30 per cent of our oceans by 2030.
The Albanese Government is investing $8.9 million to undertake critical conservation work at the Port Arthur Historic Site – one of Australia’s most important heritage destinations.
This National Recycling Week is an opportunity for all Australians to consider how we can waste less, reuse more, and ultimately, keep more waste out of landfill.
An important milestone has been reached towards restoring fish passage in the Menindee lakes and Lower Darling-Baaka River, with the lead design consultant contract awarded to 3Rivers.
More than 240 Disaster Relief Australia volunteers from around the country have supported the beach clean-up operations on rotation since the start of September.
The Albanese Government has approved a new solar farm near Toowoomba, in the electorate of LNP MP Garth Hamilton, that won’t require new transmission lines or substantial land clearing.
The National Seed Bank has undergone a major upgrade at its current Canberra site, to safeguard more of Australia’s native plants for generations to come.
This One Health Day, the Albanese Labor Government continues to strengthen Australia’s surveillance, preparedness and response capability for H5 bird flu to protect agricultural industries, wildlife and human health—backed by more than $100 million in fun
The Australian Parliament must make a choice - support reform that will protect our treasured natural environment and drive productivity, or keep the broken, outdated laws we have which are failing business, the environment and our community.
Significant upgrades to a vital watercourse at Renmark are now complete, resulting in improved natural water flows, better conditions for native fish and other species, and greater recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.
