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Damning report a chance to change course on water wrongs
Tyler Rotche
Environment and Water Minister Tanya Plibersek in Parliament. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Cashback for reusable nappies could help cut landfill
Alex Crowe
Marisa Paterson supports a transition to reusable nappies across the territory. Picture: Matt Loxton
Opinion
It's time to shift the course from climate disasters to climate security
Janet Salisbury
Women are poised to bring profound change to the policy agenda for the next 100 years - this time for the sake of our climate and future generations. Picture: Shutterstock
Family took their home from 3 stars to 7.7 - and now are saving big
Alex Crowe
Lucy, Mia, 10 and Richard Ings have retrofitted their ex-government home to make it all electric and more energy efficient. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Labor hails 'new era' on climate - but Greens threaten to blow up key policy
Dan Jervis-Bardy, Karen Barlow
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has hailed the passage of Labor's climate bill through the lower house. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
Date set to turn off gas as city goes electric
Alex Crowe, Jasper Lindell
Minister for Emissions Reduction Shane Rattenbury says the transition to an all-electric city will benefit the environment and save Canberrans money. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong
New report outlines problems putting ACT's waterways at risk
Alex Crowe
Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment, Sophie Lewis, has called for more effective monitoring of ACT waterways. Picture: UNSW Canberra
Rivers and lakes under spotlight in light of flood and drought forecasts
Alex Crowe
While water flowed from a very full Bendora Dam last month, water security will be under the microscope as overall rainfall was expected to decrease over the next 50 years. Picture: Alex Crowe
Impossible to deliver basin plan under current settings: secret report
Jamieson Murphy
Opinion
Want a future? Leave meat in the past
Emily Rice
Any way you look at it, moving to exclusively plant-based agriculture is the only way to go. Picture: Shutterstock

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