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Water rebates for ACT farmers available

ACT rural leaseholders can now apply for rebates to install, repair or replace water infrastructure for livestock or horticulture. 

Supporting a community climate movement: ACT grants open

Applications for the 2024 Environment Grants and for the 2024 Nature in the City: ‘Cooling your Suburb Grants’ are open until April. 

New biosecurity laws for the ACT

The ACT Government will implement new biosecurity laws intended to protect Canberra from pests and diseases.

ACT environment groups call for more funding

Three Canberra environment not-for-profit organisations have called for political parties to commit to improving funding of the sector.

ACT’s first drought resilience plan

The ACT government today published a draft of the Canberra Region’s first ever drought resilience plan. The public can comment until 14 March.

90,000 native fish released for sustainable angling in ACT

90,000 golden perch and Murray cod juvenile fish were released into the ACT’s urban waterways today to boost native fish numbers.

New signs mark Canberra’s heritage sites

The heritage-listed Canberra Garbage Incinerator and Northbourne Housing Precinct Representative Sample have new Canberra Tracks signs. 

Andrew Barr reshuffles ACT cabinet

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has announced a cabinet reshuffle in the lead-up to the 2024 election year.

Them!: Rebecca Vassarotti versus the invasion of the ants

The ACT Government will contribute $5 million to a national effort to eradicate red fire ants, environment minister Rebecca Vassarotti said.

What a prickly pear: ACT Government tackles outbreak

Prickly pears could be a prickly problem, but the ACT Government will use insects to manage the invasive cactus, found in the Molonglo Gorge.

Water safety tips for Canberrans this summer

Waterways can be dangerous, so Canberrans should stay safe this summer, whether in rivers and lakes, or in backyard pools.

New building and construction regulations for the ACT

The Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 will improve accountability and standards, the ACT Government says. 

ACT government holds property developers accountable

The ACT Government will introduce Australia’s first licensing and regulation scheme for property developers next year.

Canberra Liberals call for review into roo cull

The Canberra Liberals will commission an independent review into the kangaroo cull if elected next year, and put a moratorium on the cull.

Betting on a better future for the bettong in the ACT

Eight eastern bettongs, endangered marsupials, have been released into the Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary expansion area.

National Arboretum unveils place to reflect on Mr Fluffy

A forest shelter has opened at the National Arboretum to remember the impact of ‘Mr Fluffy’ loose fill asbestos insultation in the ACT.

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