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It is time to consider the options for environmental assessments, and to select the right EIS process for your project.

When disposing of Queensland contaminated land, vendors should be clear and unequivocal when serving the relevant notice.

The government was elected with a strong mandate to take action on climate change and to reduce emission targets.

The Northern Territory government has released a Balanced Environment Strategy Discussion Draft for public consultation.

The time to decarbonise is now.  Environmental, Social & Governance topical issues discussed here.

More large coal mining and coal seam gas projects will require Commonwealth environmental approval if a new Bill passes.

Impact investments often address environmental or social problems, with regard to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

This P&E Court case serves as a timely reminder of the practical drafting issues that repeatedly face local governments.

Links to recent media releases, reports, cases and legislation relating to planning, environment & sustainability.

A new regime for biodiversity assessment will commence on 25 August 2017, changing the way in which biodiversity impacts are both assessed and addressed in the development and use of land throughout the State.

The South Australian Government has introduced more flexibility in approvals for undertaking native vegetation clearing.

Litigation between council & developers in relation to use of premises as an Accommodation Building.

Climate change reporting is likely to influence and inform biodiversity loss risk reporting for Australian corporations.

The QLD parliament has introduced legislation to regulate the impacts of resource projects on areas of regional interest.

Warmer, drier conditions with higher fire danger have prevented agencies from conducting more hazard reduction burning.

It is dangerous to set unrealistic expectations & ignore the actual progress we are making towards a more sustainable future.

Consistent with the actions of other states, the NSW Government has recently decided not to extend the ban on GM crops.

More than a year after the Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) withdrew its initial guidance material on its approach towards the assessment of greenhouse gas (GHG)...