Ecologist fights to save ‘living dead’ of the Adelaide Hills
A scientist and an army of volunteers are trying to replant a staggering 150,000ha of the Mt Lofty Ranges, to save its animals from “paying the extinction debt”.
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Where you’ll be able to charge an electric car ‘by 2030’
The state government aims to have SA homes “prefer” electric cars by 2030, with hundreds of charging stations planned. See the map.
Mum’s plea as students call for change on climate
Thousands of Adelaide students have today marched against climate change – including the mother of a young cyclist killed fighting for the environment. See the pictures.
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Better recycling plant to bring peace of glass
A new hi-tech facility near Gawler will take glass recyling to a new level in SA and there are jobs in it.
Tropic wonder: The garden that wouldn’t die
Ten years ago, heating was switched off in Adelaide’s Bicentennial Conservatory. Many tropical plants weren’t expected to live – but this weekend the survivors will be shown off.
Management of mangroves a ‘clear breach of the Act’
Local scientists have lodged a formal complaint with the federal government alleging a breach of the Environment Protection Act caused devastation in the St Kilda Mangroves.
‘Women vote too’: Protests over Catherine House cuts
Funding cuts that could imperil a vital domestic violence shelter have sparked protests outside parliament.
Controversial Belair National Park soccer pitches ruled out
Plans to replace the Belair golf course with soccer fields will not be allowed to go ahead, the environment minister has declared.
Interactive map: Are your homegrown veggies safe to eat?
Thousands of Aussie home gardeners are having their soil tested through a national contamination study, with some worrying findings in parts of SA. Explore the map.
Polly want a partner? Matchmaking to save a species
Beautiful Aussie birds with bright orange bellies are matchmaking in the wild thanks to captive breeding at Adelaide Zoo.
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