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Victoria’s koala crisis hidden behind questionable numbers (opens the original)
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A long-awaited report on Victoria’s koalas has exposed alarming health problems and raised serious questions over population estimates and monitoring methods. Sue Arnold writes. VICTORIA'S KOALA extinction policy is now well advanced. If evidence of the apparent deliberate mismanagement of koalas in Australia needs exposure nationally and internationally, Victoria has it all in spades. Since June 2025, the Victorian Government has ensured that a research paper entitled 'The status of Victoria’s
Carbon offsets threaten Great Koala National Park promise (opens the original)
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The Great Koala National Park remains hostage to a controversial carbon offset scheme despite Labor’s longstanding promise to protect it, writes Sue Arnold. THE NSW GREENS have refused to get into bed with the National Party over one of the most critical environmental issues in Australia, instead announcing support for the controversial carbon credit offset scheme to ensure Premier Chris Minns legislates the Great Koala National Park (GKNP). The Improved Native Forest Management (INFM) method is
Australia’s bird flu crisis exposes dangerous gaps in wildlife protection (opens the original)
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Australia’s escalating bird flu crisis is exposing dangerous gaps in government efforts to protect vulnerable wildlife, writes Sue Arnold. FEEDING WILD BIRDS from our balconies and backyards is a popular Australian pastime. One-third to half of us feed wild birds, according to research led by Griffith University. But scientists are now warning that backyard bird feeding poses a real risk of transmitting the bird flu virus. They advise that wild birds have enough food. The deadly H5N1 bird flu is
Carbon credit offset scheme holds koala park to ransom (opens the original)
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The Albanese and Minns Governments have shifted the goalposts on the Great Koala National Park — it's now contingent on a questionable carbon offset scheme, writes Sue Arnold. THE ANTHONY ALBANESE and Chris Minns' Labor Governments’ highly questionable, soon-to-be-voted-on Improved Native Forest Management (INFM) policy is potentially the most significant environmental issue currently being debated in Australia. With moves afoot to get the latest Labor carbon credit offset scheme passed by parli
Forest carbon scheme puts Great Koala National Park at risk (opens the original)
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A Federal Government controversial forest carbon scheme is raising fears that conservation is being sacrificed, particularly in NSW, for trade offsets, writes Sue Arnold. THERE’S GROWING realisation among many activists that the Albanese Government is turning out to be one of the most anti-environmental Australian governments in recent history. In an extraordinary shift in environmental policies, the party once hailed as the most progressive in terms of the environment is now selling off nature.
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