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  • Government NSW, Manufacturing
  • 16/03/2026
  • 11:09
MEDIA RELEASE

Timber workers head to NSW Parliament to push for secure jobs and local timber supply

16 March, 2026 Timber workers from across regional New South Wales will travel to Parliament House this week for a roundtable with industry, forestry representatives and skills leaders. Workers are pushing to secure the future of the state’s forestry and timber jobs. The Timber, Furnishing and Textiles Union (TFTU) says the two-day roundtable on 18–19 March will bring together worker representatives, employers and forestry experts to discuss practical solutions to stabilise the industry and support regional communities that depend on timber jobs. TFTU NSW Secretary Alison Rudman said timber workers wanted the NSW Government to recognise the importance of the…

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  • Business Company News
  • 16/03/2026
  • 10:57
Chapter One Advisors

Wolfe Energy scales IPO to $12.5M after $30M+ in bids within 24 hours as uranium momentum builds

Highlights More than$30 million in bids received within the first 24 hoursof the book opening IPOscaled up from $7 million to $12.5 million Strong backing fromuranium-focused institutional investors across Australia and North America Targetingsandstone-hosted ISR uranium deposits in Wyoming, USA Board includes formerPaladin Energyexecutives Justin Reid and Justin Barton Funds to supportexploration drilling and development studies at the Elkhorn Project CPS Capital and Evolution Capitalacting as Joint Lead Managers to the IPO Wolfe Energy Limitedhas received strong investor demand for its initial public offering, with bids exceeding$30 million received within the first 24 hours of the book opening, prompting the…

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  • Aviation
  • 16/03/2026
  • 10:43
Civil Aviation Safety Authority

Pilbara aerodrome checks rescheduled

Please be advised that the Pilbara aerodrome safety checks mentioned in the Civil Aviation Safety Authority media release published on Friday 13 March have been rescheduled due to aircraft issues. We will advise you of the new dates when they become available. Media contact: CASA Media 1 300 773 806 [email protected] March 16 2025 MR1226

  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 16/03/2026
  • 10:41
Samsung Bioepis Co., Ltd.

Samsung Bioepis and Epis NexLab Sign Research Collaboration and License Agreement with G2GBIO to Develop Novel Assets Including Long-acting Semaglutide

Samsung Bioepis to receive exclusive license to develop and commercialize two novel assets including long-acting semaglutide using G2GBIO’s proprietary microsphere technology Epis NexLab, a…

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  • Environment, Legal
  • 16/03/2026
  • 10:12
NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA)

FORESTRY CORPORATION OF NSW TO PAY $450,000 AFTER GIANT AND HOLLOW-BEARING TREES ILLEGALLY LOGGED

The organisation responsible for managing timber production in NSW’s state-owned native and plantation forests has been ordered to pay $450,000 in penalties after prosecution by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA). Forestry Corporation of NSW (FCNSW) was convicted and sentenced over the illegal logging of six giant and three hollow-bearing trees in Wild Cattle Creek State Forest near Coffs Harbour in June and July 2020. The NSW Land and Environment Court found that the logging of these trees by FCNSW contractors caused harm to koala habitat within forest that now forms part of the footprint of the Great Koala National…

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  • General News, Marketing Advertising
  • 16/03/2026
  • 10:12
Qudos Bank Arena

From Pavarotti To Linkin Park: Sydney’s Iconic Arena Hits 15 Million Tickets Sold; Top-5 Live Music Venue In The World, Qudos Bank Area, Hits New Milestone

Qudos Bank Arena today announced it sold its 15 millionth ticket at the weekend’sLinkin Park concert, marking a major milestone for the Sydney venue…

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  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 16/03/2026
  • 10:00
Dementia Australia

Dementia carers funding commitment welcomed

Dementia Australia welcomes theSouth Australian Labor Party’s electioncommitmentto fund the delivery of a Dementia Carers Wellbeing and Education Programand calls upon all South Australian parties and independents to offer bi-partisan support. Dementia Australia CEO Professor TanyaBuchanansaid the 12-month South Australian program would support unpaid carers with evidence-based wellbeing and education interventions, aimed at improving carer health, reducing stress and strengthening carers capacity to sustain their caring role. “With dementia now the leading cause of death for Australians, and with an estimated 35,800 people living with all forms of dementia in South Australia, support for carers is vital,” Professor Buchanan said.…

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  • Environment
  • 16/03/2026
  • 09:51
NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA)

NSW’S MOST CONTAMINATED WATERWAYS REVEALED IN LANDMARK MICROPLASTIC REPORT

Link to vision, grabs and images: https://bit.ly/4b6mZo0 An Australian-first microplastic assessment has found the Cooks River, Dee Why Lagoon, Muddy Creek and upper Parramatta River are NSW’s most contaminated coastal waterways. The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has partnered with the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) to deliver the Broadscale Microplastic Assessment. The report ranks coastal waterways by microplastic concentration in the top 15 centimetres of surface water, from most to least contaminated. The three-year comprehensive study will help environment authorities understand how microplastics end up in waterways and where to focus further research.…

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  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 16/03/2026
  • 09:44
Children's Cancer CoLab

Surviving childhood cancer is not enough – 20+ national organisations call for lifelong support for survivors

Key Facts: Around 20,000 Australians are living with lifelong effects of childhood and adolescent cancer, with numbers expected to grow 20% in the next decade Eight in 10 childhood cancer survivors experience at least one long-term health problem, with mortality rates up to 10 times higher than their peers Current survivorship care plans are often limited to clinical perspectives and lack holistic, whole-family support More than 21 organisations have united to demand lifelong, comprehensive care for childhood cancer survivors through a nationally endorsed position statement National health, research and advocacy organisations have united to demand lifelong care for childhood and…

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