Queensland News

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Roadside Litter Project.

The Queensland Government has joined forces with local councils and other organisations in a bit to reduce roadside litter in…[Read More]

Review for land based World Heritage Areas.

The Queensland Government will also look at ways to improve management of the State’s land-based World Heritage Areas.   Queensland…[Read More]

Agreements signed for Murray-Darling Basin Plan.

The Queensland Government has joined its NSW counterpart in signing the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) for implementing the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.…[Read More]

Investment in Queensland waterways.

South east Queensland waterways will receive an $8 million injection to be spent on rehabilitation and restoration work.   Queensland…[Read More]

Environment Offsets Bill introduced to parliament.

QLD Environment Minister, Andrew Powell has introduced the Environmental Offsets Bill 2014 into parliament.   The new Bill provides for a…[Read More]

Water review brought forward.

The QLD Government will bring forward a review of the Gulf Water Resource Plan from 2018 to fast-track agricultural development…[Read More]

$15 million boost to on-farm irrigation.

Irrigators in the Queensland section of the Murray-Darling Basin are being encouraged to apply for funding under a new, $15…[Read More]

Stanwell opts to mothball gas-fired power station.

Queensland’s biggest energy generator says its decision to mothball a gas-fired power station is purely commercial and has nothing to…[Read More]

Tailings dam a headache for reef.

Queensland Environment Minister Andrew Powell says he has given Queensland Nickel – owned by miner turned politician Clive Palmer –…[Read More]

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority approves dredge spoil dumping.

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority would support the use of an alternative dredge spoil dumping site, if one…[Read More]

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