News: Environment
The Bigger Ball spotlights its commitment to eco-friendly golf practices
BRAND POST: UK-based, The Bigger Ball, partners with golf clubs, golf societies, golf travel and golf event organisers to help them minimise their use of plastic and introduce more…
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First Nations groups financially supported to protect cultural heritage values on Cape York
This NAIDOC Week, the Queensland Government has announced funding of $200,000 to be shared among four First Nations groups to help progress areas of Cape York towards heritage listing.…
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Formula 1 adapts 2024 race calendar to reduce environmental impact
Aiming to reduce the environmental impact of the race series, Formula 1 has announced a move towards greater calendar regionalisation, reducing logistical burdens and making the season…
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Victorian community groups receive funding to help protect Port Phillip Bay’s biodiversity
Port Phillip Bay is home to over 10,000 species of marine life, making it one of Victoria’s most important ecosystems and a major tourist destination supporting recreational…
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Rainforestation Nature Park reaches 30 years of indigenous collaboration
Award-winning Far North Queensland tourism attraction Rainforestation Nature Park has announced a commemoration of a three decade partnership between the Woodward family, founders and…
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Rising water fears cause cancellation of light component of Moama Lights Festival
Rising water levels have resulted in Murray River Council having to make the unfortunate decision to cancel the Moama Lights component of the Moama Lights festival, effective Thursday 6th…
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Federal funding available for projects to reduce impact of marine debris on Reef
Australian Government funding of $3.5 million is now available to be allocated among activites and projects that aim to tackle marine debris entering the Great Barrier Reef. Marine…
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ACT Government commences next phase of single use plastics ban
The next phase of the Act Government’s single-use plastics ban came into effect on 1st July banning the sale, supply and distribution of single-use plastic plates and bowls, expanded…
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