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• Analysts say mounting problems mean Australia will fall well short of 2030 renewable energy target

  05-08-2023 23:31 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia has ambitious plans to generate more than 80 per cent of its power from renewable sources by 2030. But a growing number of experts say the country is way behind where it should be.
  
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• It's one of Australia's fastest growing regions, but can we get past our 'fear of density' to house everyone?

  05-08-2023 23:13 via abc.net.au
  
  You have to build up to stop building out. But can higher housing density bring about affordability?
  
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• Strategic plan paves pathway to recovery for threatened St Kilda mangroves

  05-08-2023 10:27 via abc.net.au
  
  Environmental advocates have developed a detailed strategy to restore a polluted mangrove forest in Adelaide's north, and prevent future damage. 
  
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• Pilbara lithium processor pitches green fuel for pilot plant

  05-08-2023 05:16 via abc.net.au
  
  A Pilbara miner is trying to harness renewable energy to reduce carbon emissions from the very lithium it produces for products such as electric vehicle batteries.
  
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• Leading chef calls on Aussies to buy locally grown olives as a 'fresher and better' option

  05-08-2023 05:14 via abc.net.au
  
  Chef Mark Best says Australian table olives offer better quality for consumers, truth in labelling and help reduce the impact of food miles on the environment.
  
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• Confusion and plummeting confidence in rail promises for regional Victoria

  05-08-2023 02:05 via abc.net.au
  
  The Public Transport Users Association says regional commuters can't wait until 2028 for vital rail line upgrades, lobbying for the Western Rail Plan to be brought forward.
  
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• The price of rice is skyrocketing, and it's pushing millions more people towards starvation

  05-08-2023 01:55 via abc.net.au
  
  The Indian rice export ban, the war in Ukraine and El Niño are combining to create a "doom loop" for the world's poorest people, as staple food prices soar.
  
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• 'Humanitarian doom loop': Millions more go hungry as Indian rice export ban, Ukraine war, El Niño hit food prices

  05-08-2023 01:55 via abc.net.au
  
  Extreme weather and conflict are combining to create a bleak picture for the world's poorest people, as staple food prices soar.
  
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• Rental watchdog under scrutiny after issuing just four fines to landlords, agents in past year

  05-08-2023 00:46 via abc.net.au
  
  Queensland's Residential Tenancies Authority could be facing a shake-up after issuing just four fines in the past year despite identifying hundreds of offences by landlords and real estate agents.
  
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