Western Australia News

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$26M to WA’s energy manufacturing sector

The WA Government will inject $26.4 million to Western Australia’s energy manufacturing sector, to drive local manufacturing on clean energy…[Read More]

EV charging stations: The latest in WA

Australia lags significantly behind in EV infrastructure, such as charging stations, in comparison to the UK where London virtually has…[Read More]

Waste Authority’s annual planning day: Waste matters and decisions

At the last Waste Authority annual planning day, the focus was on the review of the Waste Avoidance and Resource…[Read More]

New WA EPA Office in Perth

A new office for the independent WA EPA has opened in Perth’s CBD.  The move is one of 39 recommendations…[Read More]

Water deficiency declared for Shire of Esperance – Grass Patch

A water deficiency declaration in Grass Patch in the Shire of Esperance has occurred, with the State Government to commence…[Read More]

GRANT OPPORTUNITY: E-waste infrastructure Grants Program: Round 2 opens

The WA Government is delivering a statewide ban on e-waste disposal to landfill by 2024.The ban supports the objectives in…[Read More]

Proposed Bunbury WA for offshore wind area: Comment sought

The Federal Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) is seeking your feedback on the benefits and…[Read More]

Pilbara Hydrogen Hub for WA

The Federal Government has finalised a $140 million agreement to build a hydrogen hub in the Pilbara WA – the…[Read More]

Climate Change Bill 2023 introduced to Parliament

The WA Government is taking action on climate change by introducing the Climate Change Bill 2023 to Parliament.The legislation formalises…[Read More]

Commercial logging ends in WA’s native forests from 1 January 2024

From 1 January 2024, commercial logging in WA’s native forests came to an end.  A 10 year plan – WA…[Read More]

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