Qantas in race to go green with jet fuel refinery
The airline has unveiled a deal to build Australia’s first dedicated sustainable aviation fuel refinery in Queensland, to help the airline achieve net-zero.
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DHL says switch to sustainable fuel won’t cost customers much
DHL Express says it will charge customers less than 1 per cent of the total cost of sending parcels on planes using sustainable fuel under its new ‘Go Green Plus’ product.
Greens set stage for PM’s next battle
Anthony Albanese is facing at least two showdowns in parliament as the Greens vow to keep fighting on a key political issue after striking a deal with Labor.
Greens ‘100 per cent wrong’ on Beetaloo gas, Tamboran says
Tamboran Resources says the Greens’ claim its Beetaloo project will be scuttled by a deal struck to pass the government’s safeguard mechanism is incorrect.
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Climate challenge provokes attacks
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Leading the way to sustainability
THE Coffs Coast continues to lead the way in the sustainability stakes and we’ve been recognised with top gongs from the State Government.
Climate change an ‘undeniable’ issue
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Holdom rules out criticism response
TWEED councillor Dot Holdom has ruled out hitting back at claims the council’s general manager Mike Rayner had acted like a “climate change sceptic”.
Rayner ‘sceptic’ blast
TWEED Shire council’s general manager Mike Rayner has come under fire from one of the area’s leading conservationists.
Wet weather a long lasting trend
IF you feel the past few months have been wetter than you can remember, you are probably right.
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