Consultation is open on the draft National Electricity Market Wholesale Market Settings Regulatory Reforms package. As part of this process there will be 3 public webinars where stakeholders can get ...
Myrtle rust is a disease caused by the exotic fungus Austropuccinia psidii. It was formerly known as Puccinia psidii and initially identified as Uredo rangelii). Myrtle rust threatens trees and shrubs ...
The Driving the Nation Fund (the Fund) supports Australia's shift to cheaper and cleaner transport by addressing barriers to electric vehicle (EV) uptake. As part of the Fund, the government is ...
See how our department is structured. This includes our divisions, agencies and statutory office holders.
The Improved Native Forest Management Method (INFM) method allows state governments to earn Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) by voluntarily ceasing planned harvesting in defined areas of ...
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water and the Department of Industry, Science and Resources (DISR) invite interested stakeholders to provide feedback on the exposure ...
Packaging is an important part of modern society. It helps to: reduce food waste protect products during transportation ensure their security and safety. Labels on packaging can also tell you how to ...
We will temporarily publish the latest available weekly statistics on fuel stocks held in Australia. This will support increased access to timely information. Regulated entities report their weekly ...
Help shape the future of First Nations water rights. Do you want to drive positive change on First Nations inland waters interests? We're inviting applications from Aboriginal or Torres Strait ...
The Australia-Pacific Partnership for Energy Transition (APPET) is a $50 million initiative to support Pacific nations to transition away from fossil fuels. The partnership will also improve energy ...
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The plans support decisions made under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act). They’re particularly useful for decisions about: protecting marine biodiversity ...
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