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Victoria could avoid further rejection of new offshore wind projects

MEDIA RELEASE 28 March 2024 | Victoria could avoid further rejection of new offshore wind projects and guarantee a smooth energy transition while protecting marine habitat. A new discussion paper...

Slaughter of native waterbirds to continue

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Parks and Nature Campaigner, Jordan Crook, says 29 January 2024 will go down as a very bad day for wildlife and wetlands across Victoria Despite […]...

How not to save a stonefly

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Blake Nisbet, Nature Conservation Campaigner, with good and bad news for the MDBW Stonefly Almost a year ago, VNPA launched a bid seeking the protection […]...

The winds of change

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Marine Campaigner Shannon Hurley elaborates on why whales and clean energy have a lot more in common than many people realise We need a fast […]...

Terminal diagnosis

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Shannon Hurley explains that with the rejection of the offshore wind terminal at Hastings, now is the perfect time to adopt a new plan for […]...

Logging in the shadows

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Ben Gill, Nature Conservation campaigner, investigates community forestry and forest produce licences The State Government’s 2023 decision to end native forest...

Great expectations for the Central Highlands forests

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Matt Ruchel, VNPA Executive Director says it’s finally time for the Great Forest National Park For decades there has been a community push for better […]...

Victorian national parks creation on a go slow

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | The Government is taking far too long to create promised new national parks, says Matt Ruchel, Executive Director The Allan Government argues it takes time […]...

Frogs, bogs and laws that do their jobs

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Jessie Borrelle, Digital Engagement & Communications Manager, looks at the glaring shortcomings with our environmental laws Once upon a time there was a frog. A...

How strategic are strategic assessments?

PARK WATCH Article March 2024 | Grassy Plains Coordinator, Adrian Marshall, assesses strategic assessments There is lots of talk around the reform of Australia’s national nature laws, the...