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Majura Valley farmers feel 'ghosted' by government as lease limbo lingers
Megan Doherty
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Paul Keir's family has farmed in the Majura Valley since 1956. Picture by Gary Ramage
Christmas beetles revival? Experts say there's a chance festive critters are back
Kerem Doruk
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Christmas beetles were once the harbingers of the festive season, but over the years researchers say their numbers have dwindled. Picture supplied
Opinion
Dystopian satire: COP28 conference hosted by petrostate
Ebony Bennett
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United Nations environment program executive direct Inger Andersen, COP28 president Sultan Al Jaber, and special US presidential envoy for climate John F. Kerry. Picture COP28
Opinion
Tell Labor they're dreaming: We should've gone nuclear years ago
Amanda Vanstone
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The continuing opposition to even consideration of nuclear by some is indicative of why we have so many policy problems. Picture Shutterstock
Wood-fire heaters cause up to 63 deaths in Canberra a year, study finds
Jasper Lindell
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Wood-fire heaters in the ACT have a significant impact on population health in the capital, researchers say. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos
Opinion
What would really make your garbo happy this Christmas
Greg Watts
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Picture by Robert Peet
Opinion
I don't want ADF repeatedly called on to clean up climate mess
Peter Dunn
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An Army officer helps during Operation Bushfire Assist. Picture Defence Images
Snowy Hydro told to clean up pollution problems inside park
Peter Brewer
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The Snowy Hydro plant in the Snowy Mountains. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
Are we ready for a hot summer? Not really
Andrew Gissing
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This summer will be hot. It is time to get prepared. Picture by Scott Gelston
Grave concerns as electric crematorium sparks environmental dispute
The group is taking big funeral group Invocare to court.
Bageshri Savyasachi
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Didi Sommer, Pamela Collett, Rob Parnell and James Lindsay stand near the border of Callum Brae Nature Reserve and the plot of land where a crematorium complex will be built. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

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