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From farmland to wetland: Gippsland conservationists purchase their second island property

From farmland to wetland: Gippsland conservationists purchase their second island property

“This is a critical habitat, it's got to be protected,” said director of Nooramunga Land & Sea.

Jacob Wallace
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“The future is unclear”: Businesses call for stronger pollution reduction

“The future is unclear”: Businesses call for stronger pollution reduction

A group of more than 500 companies is pushing the government for more ambitious goals to reduce emissions.

Jacob Wallace
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Koalas on the move: New habitat corridors built in Gippsland to help furry friends get around

Koalas on the move: New habitat corridors built in Gippsland to help furry friends get around

Latrobe City Council voted to sell industrial land, but set aside lots for environmental protection.

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“One of Victoria's ecological gems”: Western Port Bay wetland faces threat of over development

“One of Victoria's ecological gems”: Western Port Bay wetland faces threat of over development

Environmental groups call for scrutiny and a strategic plan as proposal moves to the next stage.

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Hundreds of students gather at Flooding Creek to help save the Grey Billy Buttons golden flower

Hundreds of students gather at Flooding Creek to help save the Grey Billy Buttons golden flower

Community effort plants 1,200 native trees, shrubs and grasses in conservation marathon.

Jacob Wallace
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Can Gippsland’s river system handle three scheduled coal mine rehabilitations?

Can Gippsland’s river system handle three scheduled coal mine rehabilitations?

A 2020 report found any increase in the amount of water extracted from the Latrobe Valley river system would lead to a decline in ecological value and biodiversity.

Jacob Wallace
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Have you heard strange gurgling on your farm? It could be a colony of Gippsland Giant Earthworms

Have you heard strange gurgling on your farm? It could be a colony of Gippsland Giant Earthworms

A new research project is updating a 40-year-old census on the population and habitat of the iconic local invertebrate.

Jacob Wallace
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How has Victoria’s energy grid changed in the last 20 years?

How has Victoria’s energy grid changed in the last 20 years?

Renewable Energy Alliance Director Andrew Bray explains how coal went from being the foundation of Victoria's power system to " its greatest threat to reliability".

Jacob Wallace
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Can you safely remove an oil and gas rig from the ocean? Gippsland is about to find out

Can you safely remove an oil and gas rig from the ocean? Gippsland is about to find out

Australia will aim to decommission 5.7 million tonnes of material from offshore rigs over the next 30 years.

Jacob Wallace
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Glenaladale community remains concerned as minerals project moves towards test phase

Glenaladale community remains concerned as minerals project moves towards test phase

The Fingerboards mine was criticised by the state Minister for Planning in 2021 but a new proposal could go ahead.

Jacob Wallace
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Meet Gippsland's newest residents: Rare Magpie Geese

Meet Gippsland's newest residents: Rare Magpie Geese

The species used to be native to Victoria but are now listed as vulnerable, could they make a return?

Jacob Wallace
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Victorian government budget cuts could trigger illegal fishing boom

Victorian government budget cuts could trigger illegal fishing boom

Environmental groups and peak bodies are concerned the amount of fisheries officers in the state could be cut in half.

Jacob Wallace