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Key Facts: AFSA is calling for public support for Australian Parliament e-petition EN8985 to extend stronger ethical protections to all non-human primates used in research, not just great apes AFSA has briefed all Federal MPs and Senators and submitted the same briefing to the NHMRC as part of the current review of the Australian Code … Continued
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Key Facts: It runs from our taps, keeps crops alive and rivers flowing – yet no one knows exactly how much groundwater we have, or how often it’s renewed. UNSW researchers are venturing underground to find out. UNSW research is looking at when groundwater recharges, and how climate change is affecting that process. Groundwater supplies … Continued
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As preparations for the Seniors Festival Expo gear up, the peak body for older people in NSW is calling for a society-wide rethink on attitudes to ageing. The Council on the Ageing (COTA) NSW will join other exhibitors and organisations at the annual Expo (11–12 March), welcoming hundreds of older people who attend in-person and … Continued
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As dogs become fully integrated members of the family, many guardians are choosing to invest more time, care and attention into their wellbeing. Accredited canine behaviourist, expert force-free trainer and bestselling author Sarah Rutten says this commitment is still commonly dismissed as ‘spoiling’. “Somewhere along the line, loving your dog well became something people feel … Continued
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A world-first food productivity system partly funded by La Trobe Eagle Fund has reached a significant milestone with the launch of its first production greenhouse and an agreement to establish the system in India. The innovative hydroponic system was originally engineered with the help of researchers from La Trobe’s School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences (SCEMS) and the School of Agriculture, … Continued
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Key Facts: Restored shellfish reefs in Gippsland Lakes show significant recovery after three years, with mature mussels, native oysters and diverse marine life flourishing Project spans 17 reef patches across 2.5 hectares and has become the first Australian initiative recognised as a UN World Restoration Flagship More than 95% of Victoria’s shellfish reefs have disappeared … Continued
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25 February 2026 Margaret River event brings together the surf community to save pristine Scott Reef from Woodside’s $16 billion fossil fuel plans. Event Details: What: Wild Waves Forever Margaret River When: Thursday, 26 February 2026, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Where: The Common Bistro, 1 Resort Place, Gnarabup Cost: Tickets available via Humanitix (proceeds … Continued
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A drop in transport emissions, driven by rising electric vehicle uptake, proves the Electric Car Discount is working and imperative to meeting Australia’s climate targets, the nation’s peak novated leasing body said. New data published by the Department of Climate Change and Energy shows that transport sector emissions fell 0.4 per cent in the year … Continued
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New England-based primary producers have the opportunity to expand their knowledge, free of charge, at a practical workshop designed to help provide financial skills key to managing a farming business. Hosted by the NSW Rabo Client Council, the Financial Skills Workshop – which is open to all farmers, not just Rabobank clients – will … Continued
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Across three Autumn afternoons an incredible line-up of musicians will perform at the free, outdoor event, offering an exciting mix of classical, swing, jazz and indie sounds for the whole family to enjoy – all completely free. Sunset Series stands out for its unique combination of high-quality live music, interactive children’s activities and a relaxed … Continued
