The Albanese Government welcomes new data out today that shows the Great Barrier Reef now contributes over $9 billion each year to the national economy, as Australia’s fifth biggest employer.
Construction is underway on a new $60 million water treatment plant in Western Australia's SouthWest that will ensure a sustainable supply of high-quality drinking water for the growing region.
The Albanese Government has approved a new wind farm near Dandaragan in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt region which will generate enough energy to power nearly 70,000 homes each year.
The dedication of the Arafura Swamp Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) was celebrated yesterday with a ceremony at Djakarlawirrka (Army Crossing) – locking in traditional land management practices and supporting local jobs in Arnhem Land in the Northern Terr
Tasmania’s Northern Midlands Irrigation Scheme project has now reached not one, but two key milestones - bringing 25.5 billion litres of water one step closer to local farms.
The Albanese Government is investing $800,000 to protect two historically significant Tasmanian places which form part of the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage Property.
Minister for the Environment and Water Murray Watt has welcomed a global independent report on the conservation outlook for World Heritage sites with natural values.
The State and Federal Governments have today released the $102.5 million Algal Bloom Summer Plan, a comprehensive suite of measures to protect South Australia’s coast, back coastal communities and support our summer lifestyle.
