
Call to declare koalas ‘endangered’ in NSW
Underpinned by legal advice from the Environmental Defenders Office, conservation groups have called for the NSW government to make an emergency endangered species declaration for...
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Underpinned by legal advice from the Environmental Defenders Office, conservation groups have called for the NSW government to make an emergency endangered species declaration for...
Blog NSW
Environmental Defenders Office joins our client The Wilderness Society (South Australia) in strongly welcoming news that Norwegian multinational Equinor has abandoned its plans to...
Blog SA
The catastrophic bushfire emergency of the past six months has fundamentally changed the landscape that supports Australian wildlife. Huge swathes of habitat areas for Australian...
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NSW planning policy for koalas falls short of the legal safeguards needed to protect the iconic animals and their habitats. By Cerin Loane, Senior Policy and Law Reform Solicitor,...
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On Friday 7 February 2020, the new laws and mapping intended to improve protections of koalas in south east Queensland (SEQ) commenced, introduced through the: Nature...
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The Environmental Defenders Office, acting on behalf of the Bylong Valley Protection Alliance (BVPA), is seeking to join a Judicial Review into a decision to refuse...
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Adani today admitted to providing false or misleading documents to the Queensland Government over its land clearing activities, after an investigation sparked by evidence...
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Incredibly, while bushfires still burn in parts of the state, water is trucked hourly to towns like Gloucester and the coast battens down for extreme rain, we spent Thursday...
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After a 657-day delay and multiple reviews by the Tasmanian Ombudsman following a right to information (RTI) application made in April 2018, an EDO client has obtained copies of...
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In early January, EDO Board member Kate Galloway, Associate Professor at Griffith Law School, captured public anguish about the bushfire disaster with a series of tweets...
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