Queensland News

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Coal project wins approval

Queensland’s Co-ordinator General has given the green light to the fifth coal mine in the Galilee Basin. Queensland’s Deputy Premier…[Read More]

1970’s office complex achieves 5 star energy transformation

A seven-storey 1970s Brisbane office complex has achieved a 5-star NABERS Energy Base Building Rating following $1.23 million in energy…[Read More]

Environmental Impact Statement released for Santos gas field expansion

Queensland’s Co-ordinator General has released a draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) on the proposed expansion of Santos GLNG’s gas field…[Read More]

Reef water quality report

A report on Great Barrier Reef water quality has highlighted the impact of the sugar cane and grazing industries on…[Read More]

Environmental Protection and Other Legislative Amendment (EPOLA) Bill passes with amendments

The Queensland Parliament has passed the Environmental Protection and Other Legislation Amendment (EPOLA) Bill that includes amendments to the Waste…[Read More]

Environmental Protection and Other Legislative Amendment (EPOLA) Bill passes with amendments

The Queensland Parliament has passed the Environmental Protection and Other Legislation Amendment (EPOLA) Bill that includes amendments to the Waste…[Read More]

QLD’s EPBC agreement to be amended

The Federal and Queensland Governments will again amend the EPBC bilateral agreement relating to environmental assessments in Queensland. The proposed…[Read More]

New biosecurity regulations

Farmers, landowners and community members are invited to comment on Queensland’s new biosecurity regulations aimed at protecting the agricultural sector…[Read More]

Committee recommends Bill be passed

A Queensland parliamentary committee has recommended the Environmental Protection and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 1914 be passed in state parliament…[Read More]

New coastal management rules for developments

The Queensland Government is proposing to remove the requirement to assess the impacts of projected sea level rise on many…[Read More]

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