Ravensworth Homestead Heritage Status Over Glencore Objection
The historic Ravensworth Homestead near Singleton has been granted heritage status by the NSW government, overriding strong opposition from mining giant Glencore.
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Freshwater Creek Sewage Leak Creates Health Hazard
A raw sewage leak has turned Freshwater Creek into a health hazard, prompting warnings from authorities. The incident highlights ongoing infrastructure issues in the area.
Mystery Pit in Shenton Park Bushland Raises Environmental Alarm
A bizarre case of vandalism has stumped Nedlands rangers after discovering a two-metre-deep pit carved into Shenton Park bushland, raising significant environmental concerns.
Seagrass Recovery in Peel-Harvey Estuary Amid Concerns
New data shows seagrass flourishing in the Peel-Harvey estuary with a 16% increase, but rising macroalgae levels highlight ongoing nutrient challenges.
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Cocaine-Exposed Fish Swim Further in QLD Study
A new Queensland study finds fish exposed to cocaine in water swim further and faster, highlighting environmental impacts of drug pollution in aquatic ecosystems.
Melbourne Comic-Con Tragedy: Pedestrian Identified
Volkan Aksoy, 20, was killed after being hit by a car outside Supanova Comic-Con in Melbourne. The driver, a learner, faces charges as police investigate speed and other factors.
Claremont Riding Centre Wins $10.6m Grant for Move
The Claremont Therapeutic Riding Centre has received a $10.6 million grant to relocate ahead of the Graylands Hospital redevelopment, ensuring continued services for riders with and without disabilities.
Lara Man Fined $3000 Over Fire Risk Waste Piles
A Lara man, Dean Cocks, has been fined $3000 for accumulating industrial waste piles that posed a significant fire risk, highlighting environmental and safety concerns.
Geelong Man Fined for Illegal Otway Tree Felling
Reece James Glynn has been fined for illegally cutting down trees in the Otway Forest, highlighting ongoing environmental enforcement efforts in the region.
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South Canberra Community Markets This Saturday (17.04.2026)
The South Canberra Community Markets are set for Saturday from 10am to 2pm at Westwood Farm, Kambah. Enjoy arts, crafts, street food, and live entertainment while supporting local youth charities.
Vales Point Power Station Faces Max Penalty for Fish Kill
Environmental groups have asked the court to impose the maximum penalty on Vales Point Power Station for causing a fish kill, citing severe ecological damage and regulatory failures.
Fremantle Residents Petition for Safer Hampton Road Crossings
Nearly 700 Fremantle residents have petitioned the council for urgent safety upgrades on Hampton Road, citing dangerous driving, inadequate pedestrian protections, and a sharp rise in crashes.
Belmont Doubles Free Tree Initiative for Residents
The City of Belmont has expanded its free tree program, allowing eligible households to get up to two trees this winter to promote greener, cooler suburbs.
New $10M Seawall in North Wollongong May Shrink Beach
A new $10 million seawall project in North Wollongong aims to protect coastal infrastructure but could reduce beach size, raising concerns among locals and environmentalists.
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Newcastle Residents Voice Concerns Over Beach Erosion
Over 2,200 Newcastle residents have participated in a survey addressing beach erosion threats, highlighting community engagement on coastal management issues.
100-Year-Old Trees Cut Down in Greenfields for New Housing
Residents in Greenfields are furious after 100-year-old trees were removed for a housing development, despite being near a tree preservation area. The City of Mandurah says it was legal on private land.
Woman Injured, Pet Killed in Perth Dog Attack
A woman in Dianella, Perth, was badly injured trying to save her small pet from two roaming dogs that killed it in a brutal attack caught on CCTV.
Sewage Spill in Freshwater Creek Sparks Health Warning
A significant sewage spill into Freshwater Creek in Cairns has prompted an urgent health warning for residents, with authorities advising against water contact and monitoring the situation closely.
Claremont's $240k-a-year plan to fight tree-killing beetle
Claremont council has endorsed a bold $240,000 annual strategy to combat the invasive shot-hole borer beetle, which has already forced removal of 250 trees in Perth's leafy suburb.
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Joondalup Halts Marri Planting Due to Invasive Beetle
The City of Joondalup has denied a request to plant 100 marri trees to protect against the polyphagous shot-hole borer, with 29 trees already removed due to infestation.
Cockburn's Restricted Burning Period: Fire Permits Available
Cockburn enters its planned restricted burning period, allowing rural residents to apply for fire permits to burn vegetation safely until May 31, with strict guidelines in place.
Joondalup Halts Marri Planting Over Beetle Threat
The City of Joondalup has denied a request to plant 100 marri trees to protect against the polyphagous shot-hole borer, opting for alternative species instead.
Federal Government Funds $1.7M Samson Park Upgrades in Fremantle
The Federal Government has allocated more than $1.7 million for upgrades at Samson Park in Fremantle, including drainage improvements, new paths, and ecological enhancements to support local wildlife and community use.
Murray Shire Opens Healthy Habitats Program Applications
Applications are now open for the Shire of Murray's Healthy Habitats program, offering funding and support to rural landholders for protecting native environments and enhancing biodiversity.
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EPA Investigates 'Nasty' Newcastle Harbour Odour
The NSW EPA is investigating foul smells in Newcastle harbour suburbs, with residents reporting odours like old cooking oil and sewage. Multiple sources are under scrutiny.
Parents Demand Better Planning After Asbestos Sand Closures
Parents in Canberra are calling for improved planning after asbestos-contaminated sand forced playground closures, leaving families frustrated and seeking safer public spaces.
Cement Plant Weekend Shutdowns Over Munster Odour Issues
Cockburn Cement has been ordered to cease operations on Easter weekend and every weekend following persistent complaints about an unreasonable stink from Munster residents.
Fremantle's ReWild Fest Promotes Urban Planting and Biodiversity
Fremantle's inaugural ReWild Fest, organized by the Freo DoC town team, celebrates urban rewilding with market stalls, expert talks, and workshops to enhance local biodiversity and community engagement.
Extreme Blue-Green Algae Shuts Down Lake Burley Griffin
Lake Burley Griffin faces extreme blue-green algae levels, prompting closures for swimming and water sports. Health risks include skin irritation and illness, with warnings for pets and broader ACT waterways.
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Perth Council Prepares for Bird Flu Before It Hits Australia
The City of Vincent in Perth is developing a detailed plan to combat potential H5 bird flu outbreaks, focusing on urban design and wildlife protection to mitigate risks before the virus reaches Australia.
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