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It's true - lots of farmers want to host wind and solar farms. Also in this episode, why 7,500 Western Australian beehives are on their way to South Australia. Plus, get ready for the 'threatened species bake-off'! Also: there's more money to fight invasive species; and it's time for a rethink on …
A long-running groundwater conservation project has clocked up some big wins. And conservation organisation Bush Heritage has acquired an extraordinary new property. Plus, the government is disbanding its 'Climate Active' program (possibly keeping one small part of it). In other news: Major …
It doesn't look like a typical grid battery and it operates on CO2 - and one is going to be built in Victoria's Latrobe Valley. Also in this episode, why politicians last week went to the opening of a refurbished tank, how a new University of Tasmania seagrass nursery will give the endangered red …
A new vaccine will better protect koalas against a deadly disease, a tree-planting project near Mission Beach will help local cassowaries, and a proposed massive new wind farm in central Queensland - capable of powering half a million homes - has reached an important milestone. Plus we talk about …
Also, we don't mean to pry, but how comfortable is your home? Plus, if you live in the city you might still be living near threatened native species. And big supermarkets in NSW now have to do more to stop food waste. Plus, Australia's Great Barrier Reef is apparently under threat but not in dange…
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