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  • Property Real Estate
  • 25/09/2024
  • 08:15
Australian Glass & Window Association

Home Building Costs ** Perth Projections Beat National Average for 7-Star Energy Compliance **

25 September 2024 A new study has revealed the average cost to upgrade new homes in Perth to achieve 7-star energy efficiency ratings - which come into effect in Western Australia from 1 May 2025 - is projected to be $4,262, less than the average of $4,311 for Australia’s largest cities. The cost estimate, which is based on current building product prices and the least favourable house orientation scenarios, is significantly lower than less-detailed industry projections previously circulated. It forms part of a new report, 7.0 Star Cost Upgrade Analysis, compiled by Graham Energy, a specialist sustainable building consultancy. In…

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  • Energy, Environment
  • 25/09/2024
  • 08:05
Solutions for Climate Australia

“Looks a lot like lip service”: Local groups leave government consultation process in disgust following Labor govt coal approvals

Local community members concerned about climate change have left consultation processes with Labor MPs Peter Khalil, Alicia Payne, and Dr Daniel Mulino in protest following the government’s approval of three coal mines yesterday. In the seat of Wills, which the Greens have signaled as a primary target to win from Labor in the next election, constituent Maggie Cowling from Climate Action Merribek said: “We joined a climate consultation process with Peter Khalil in good faith, but it looks a lot like lip service when you see Minister Tanya Plibersek signing off on new coal projects”. “If the Albanese Government is…

  • Results Statistics
  • 25/09/2024
  • 08:04
The Lottery Corporation

Oz Lotto draw 1597

Official Results OZ Lotto Draw no. 1597 Draw Date: Tuesday, 24 September 2024 Drawn Numbers Winning Numbers 33 35 15 13 30 4 32 (drawn order) Supplementary Numbers 20 27 45 (drawn order) Dividends Dividend Total Winners Total Prizes Payable Division 1 $15,000,000.00 1 $15,000,000.00 Division 2 $37,419.85 8 $299,358.80 Division 3 $4,211.75 84 $353,787.00 Division 4 $388.80 700 $272,160.00 Division 5 $50.70 4,296 $217,807.20 Division 6 $25.70 104,769 $2,692,563.30 Division 7 $16.05 269,627 $4,327,513.35 379,485 $23,163,189.65 Winning State(s) / Suburb(s): NSW / 1 x Wilberforce

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  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 25/09/2024
  • 07:30
Royal Australian College of GPs

EMBAGOED RELEASE: GPs give Government urgent prescription to make essential healthcare affordable for all Australians

EMBARGOED TO MONDAY 30 SEPTEMBER: GPs are urging the Federal Government to go further to rebuild Medicare and make essential healthcare affordable for all Australians after a nationwide survey found GPs are bulk billing more, but out-of-pocket costs are also increasing. Early findings from the Royal Australian College of GPs annual Health of the Nation survey of over 3,000 GPsshow: One-in-four GPs are bulk billing more consults since the Government tripled incentive payments for bulk billing. Patients’ out-of-pockets costs increased to $36.86 on average for a 20-minute consult in 2024, from $34.91 the year before. RACGP President Dr Nicole Higgins…

  • Business Finance
  • 25/09/2024
  • 07:11
Northleaf Capital Partners

Northleaf Expands Global Presence with New Office in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea & TORONTO–BUSINESS WIRE– Northleaf Capital Partners (“Northleaf”), a global private markets investment firm, announced today the opening of its new office…

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  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 25/09/2024
  • 07:00
Monash University

Blood biomarkers show even one-off brain injuries have effects lasting decades: study

Monash University-led research, believed to be the first of its kind, has used blood tests and MRI scans to show that the effects of…

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  • CharitiesAidWelfare
  • 25/09/2024
  • 06:46
Oxfam Australia

Oxfam responds to Lebanon crisis

Oxfam is responding to the escalating crisis in Lebanon, providing essential support to the hundreds of thousands of people who have been forced to flee as Israeli airstrikes bombard their homes and communities. The influx of internally displaced people, primarily from southern Lebanon, will quickly create disastrous conditions for local communities, beyond the ability of an overloaded international humanitarian system to properly meet. Oxfam and our partners are supporting internally displaced people in shelters in Beirut, Mount Lebanon and North Lebanon with clean water and sanitation, emergency cash, food, and hygiene and menstrual hygiene kits. Oxfam’s Lebanon country director Bachir…

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  • Environment, Government VIC
  • 25/09/2024
  • 06:30
Victorian National Parks Association

Dingo decision window dressing while wildlife suffers

The Victorian National Parks Association (VNPA) is deeply disappointed by the Victorian government's decision to continue culling native Dingoes until 2028 despite their ecological importance and cultural significance to First Nations communities. The VNPA welcomes the end of the highly flawed bounty program that targeted Dingoes and the government’s small investment into non-lethal deterrents. The 11th-hour consultation process undertaken by the government was poor and left no room for all Victorians to contribute to the future of Dingoes in Victoria. The VNPA believes the decision was made prior to the full conclusion of the consultation process. VNPA condemns the continued…

  • Property Real Estate
  • 25/09/2024
  • 06:15
Australian Glass & Window Association

Home Building Costs ** New Study Shows 7-Star Energy Compliance in Melbourne need not be Costly or Complex **

25 September 2024 A new study has revealed the average cost to upgrade new homes in Melbourne to achieve 7-star energy efficiency ratings is just $5,905, significantly lower than less-detailed industry projections previously circulated. The cost estimate, which is based on 2024 building product prices and the least favourable house orientation scenarios. The national average across Australia’s most populous cities was $4,311. It forms part of a new report,7.0 Star Cost Upgrade Analysis, compiled by Graham Energy, a specialist sustainable building consultancy. In total, the report examined more than 50,000 NatHERS simulations to provide a better understanding of energy upgrade…

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