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Premier bulldozed on tree-clearing: A sad day in Queensland environmental history

A sad day in Queensland environmental history

21 May 2013
Ad Campaign puts Newman tree-clearing promise in the spotlight

Queensland Premier Campbell Newman is the star of a new WWF-Australia television and radio ...

16 May 2013
Reef relief in a sea of delay and deferral

WWF-Australia tonight welcomed the continued commitment of $200 million in the Australian budget ...

14 May 2013
WWF-Australia welcomes shelving of Balaclava Island mega port - permanent protection urgently needed

WWF-Australia has welcomed the announcement that Glencore Xstrata has dropped plans to build a ...

13 May 2013
Study refutes claims of no broadscale tree-clearing rollback

Queensland is on the verge of putting two million hectares of ecologically important bushland and ...

10 May 2013

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