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Eight years in, a grassroots recycling program has become a beacon of what communities can do
When Banish first appeared eight years ago, it was less a business than the journey of one person’s frustration with what to do with her waste. Banish’s Sydney-based founder Lottie Dalziel was searching for clear information about sustainable living and ways to convert that knowledge into action. What began as an attempt to fill a gap in Australia’s limited and flawed recycling landscape has grown into a movement reshaping how thousands of households and companies — like Et
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The Middle East conflict exposes our imported oil vulnerability and how electrification can provide energy stability
The world’s — and Australia’s — uncomfortable exposure to imported oil is no longer an abstract risk. As Israel‑U.S. strikes on Iran continue leading to a much broader regional conflict, we now face oil price spikes and even the prospect of running out of oil due to trade route disruption. With a fifth of the world’s oil supply jeopardised by a single chokepoint – the Strait of Hormuz – the sensible response is to get off imported oil. Faster electrification powered by dom
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Regulator rejects fifth gas exploration seismic testing project in Victoria
A major gas exploration proposal for the Southern Ocean has become the fifth proposal of its kind to be rejected by the offshore regulator since 2012, after sustained opposition from south-west Victorian communities and environmental organisations.
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A win for democracy as Labor drops bill to restrict Freedom of Information
The Labor Party abruptly abandoned a contentious overhaul of the country’s freedom of information laws in March, backing down from a proposal that critics including the Centre for Public Integrity , warned would weaken public access to government documents and ensure even move secrecy. The proposed bill aimed to reshape the system created under Australia’s Freedom of Information Act, the decades-old framework that grants citizens, journalists and organisations the right to r
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Australia on track to be world’s first nation to eliminate cervical cancer
Australia is rapidly approaching a milestone once considered out of reach: becoming the first nation in the world to eliminate cervical cancer as a public‑health problem by 2035 according to a new report . Decades of investment in prevention — most notably the rollout of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in 2007 — have pushed national incidence rates to historic lows. In 2021, researchers recorded zero cases among women under 25, a first since national records began in 1
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