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Biodiversity offset scheme 'an enormous thing' for landowners to consider
Peter Barton took years pondering whether to sign over a block of his western NSW property to a conservation agreement, but did it for his grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. -
Sydney's second airport is 80 years in the making
The first flight from Sydney to the Gold Coast may take an hour and 20 minutes, but passengers embarking on that voyage will be completing a journey that began 80 years ago. -
A flight leaving Sydney tomorrow was 80 years in the making
The first flight from Sydney to the Gold Coast may take an hour and 20 minutes, but passengers embarking on that voyage will be completing a journey that began 80 years ago. -
Plan for nationwide host blackout as Airbnb bans guest check-out chores
A plan for a national Airbnb host blackout is on the cards as anger erupts over the company's crackdown on guest check-out chores. -
Airbnb host floats 'dishes and utensils fee' as guest chore ban sparks debate
A plan for a national Airbnb host blackout is on the cards as anger erupts over the company's crackdown on guest check-out chores. -
'Safe air' bill passes NT parliament following Inpex, Santos scandals
A scheme to monitor and publicly report toxic air pollutants around Darwin Harbour can now be set up. -
Premier Coal gives employees redundancy forms ahead of move to close night shifts
One of Western Australia's last coalmines is set to reduce its operating capacity by nearly half, which unions say will result in job losses. -
Coalmine's night operations shutdown 'disappointing' for government
One of Western Australia's last coalmines is set to reduce its operating capacity by nearly half, which unions say will result in job losses. -
NSW's second-largest national park created to protect koalas
Spanning from Coffs Harbour to Kempsey, New South Wales's second-largest national park has been created after years of campaigning to protect koalas and their habitat. -
Complainant's mother grilled over home by ocean at Jones trial
The woman was questioned about her motives in continuing to seek assistance from Alan Jones, while at the same time encouraging her son to report the alleged assault to police. -
Accuser's mother denies taking advantage of Jones's generosity
The woman was questioned about her motives in continuing to seek assistance from Alan Jones, while at the same time encouraging her son to report the alleged assault to police. -
Spirit ferries, terminals have millions wiped in major asset write-down
They are yet to make their maiden voyage, but Tasmania's new Spirit of Tasmania ferries have lost millions in value in asset write-downs that also includes TT-line's two new terminals. -
The high-rise housing battleground with wide political consequences
Leafy streets filled with homes are a common visage in the outer suburbs of Melbourne but newly implemented planning regulations may change all that. -
The high-rise housing battleground that has wide political consequences
Leafy streets filled with homes are a common visage in the outer suburbs of Melbourne but newly implemented planning regulations may change all that. -
'Sell or put up with it': Changed regulations redraw housing battle lines
Leafy streets filled with homes are a common visage in the outer suburbs of Melbourne but newly implemented planning regulations may change all that. -
'Sell or put up with it': Changed regulations have redrawn housing battle lines
Leafy streets filled with homes are a common visage in the outer suburbs of Melbourne but newly implemented planning regulations may change all that. -
Commonwealth makes offer to send Australian of the Year to space
The federal government has submitted an offer to the European Space Agency (ESA) to send Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg to the International Space Station. -
Breaking: Commonwealth makes offer to send Australian of the Year to space
The federal government has submitted an offer to the European Space Agency (ESA) to send Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg to the International Space Station. -
UN sends warning as satellite detects greenhouse gas plumes over Gorgon plant
Satellite monitoring has detected huge plumes of methane above one of Australia's largest gas complexes, triggering a UN alert and inquiries by state authorities.
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