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13 February 2026 Greater Western Water is bringing its Customer Care Days to Wyndham throughout March. Sessions will be held across Tarneit, Manor Lakes, Werribee, Truganina, Taylors Lakes and Point Cook, with more than 100 additional events planned across the Greater Western Water service region over the remainder of the calendar year. By embedding employees … Continued
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 13TH FEBRUARY 2026 The Albanese Government’s approval of the expansion and extension of Queensland’s Middlemount Coal Mine will lock in millions of tonnes of additional climate pollution and intensify heatwaves, bushfires, floods and cyclones. This is the Albanese Government’s 35th fossil fuel approval. The approval will allow Middlemount Coal Mine to continue extracting up … Continued
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The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Social Policy and Legal Affairs has reopened submissions until Friday, 13 March 2026 for its inquiry into the relationship between domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV) and suicide. Chair of the Committee, Ms Louise Miller-Frost MP, said “the Committee wants to ensure that the community and the sector have ample opportunity to contribute to this inquiry … Continued
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WHAT: The City of Sydney will host the official ceremony to mark the start of Mardi Gras celebrations. The Progress Pride flag raising ceremony will be held at Sydney Town Hall. In celebration of the Mardi Gras 2026 theme – ECSTATICA – leading members of the LGBTIQA+ communities have been invited to … Continued
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Blood cancer is the most commonly diagnosed childhood cancer in Australia[i] – and its growing impact is robbing far too many young Australians of the normal childhood they deserve. Leukaemia and lymphoma together account for almost half of all cancers diagnosed in those under the age of 19[ii], making blood cancer the single greatest cancer … Continued
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Premier Jacinta Allan is commended for initiating the First Nations Treaty, but calling a 2026 recreationalduck shooting season shows a profound disregard for Victoria’s First Nations peoples and their waterbirdsby allowing a small number of thrill-seeking duck shooters (only 0.2% of the Victorian population) to blasttheir birds out of the sky for fun. Victoria is … Continued
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12 February 2026 New Chapter for Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Services as The Salvation Army Expands to Multiple Community Sites The Salvation Army is entering an exciting new chapter, announcing the relocation of its long-standing residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation program to two new sites. The relocation to Berkeley Vale and Morisset … Continued
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Thousands of Sydney residents, visitors and workers will enjoy more than 2 weeks of family-friendly music, feasts and performances as celebrations welcoming the Lunar New Year kick off in Sydney. The Sydney Lunar Festival will include a bigger Sydney Lunar Streets featuring its own carousel, a 43m walk-through lantern installation with more than 750 … Continued
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Cities everywhere are running experiments to respond to climate change and sustainability challenges such as new mobility trials, energy pilots, green space projects, circular economy approaches, and more. New research from the Monash Business School has found that many of these efforts stay small, stay siloed, or fade when funding ends. Published in Nature … Continued
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Barnardos Unbound Art Show kicks off at the Royal Botanic Garden with works from iconic and emerging artists Barnardos Australia is this year expanding its annual Unbound Art Show, which will return to the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney this month as a two-week long public exhibition for the first time. The exhibition … Continued
