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[Webinar] 2025 AEBN NATIONAL CONFERENCE: ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY: New Laws, Developments & Funding from across Australia for BUSINESS in 2025
7 March 2025 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
March 7, 2025
Member fee: $320
Non-member fee: $420
The Australian Environment Business Network (AEBN) annual 2025 National Conference on Environment, Climate Change and Energy Webinar is designed to assist you to PLAN FOR 2025. The Conference will cover key CHANGES EXPECTED IN 2025 on environmental, climate change and energy laws and requirements, as well as new developments, including funding from across Australia for industry, business and councils.
The Conference has been developed to assist you, your staff and organisation to remain compliant with your environmental and carbon management obligations in 2025.
You will hear from key Regulators from across Australia, environmental lawyers and the experts to assist you in understanding IF, HOW and WHEN change should be implemented within your business operations. This Conference Webinar is for industry, businesses and councils from across Australia.
The PROGRAM will be available soon via the tab above.
Register early to secure your place.
Program coming soon!
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At the time of registration, AEBN provided the most recent information available and the delegate and/or speaker accept that the content and/or the delivery of the event can change beyond the control of AEBN. AEBN will not take any responsibility for any errors, omissions and changes to the program or content of the event. The AEBN reserves the right to make changes as it deems necessary without penalty and in such situations no refunds, part refunds or alternative offers shall be made.
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Australian Environment Business Network (AEBN)
