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This week's highlights include: * Future generations. The SA government hasn't ruled out supporting an independent's intergenerational equity climate Bill. * EPBC overhaul. From now on, all EPBC referrals will be examined under the reformed legislation. * Northern extension. The $7 billion Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility will

This week's highlights include: * Australia backs fossil transition. Australia is one of 24 countries that has signed a Belém declaration for a transition away from fossil fuels. * Prosecute 3M 'as soon as possible'. A Senate PFAS inquiry chaired by Senator Lidia Thorpe says 3M should be

This week's highlights include: * ACCC tick for soft plastics scheme. At best, a new stewardship scheme will collect 20% of business-to-consumer soft plastic by FY33. * 'It will die tonight'. An SA Greens politician has accurately surmised that state Labor would oppose a Bill to

This week's highlights include: * Slashed target. NSW has slashed the FY27 target for its peak electricity demand certificate scheme. * First standard. The federal government has released its first proposed EPBC environmental standard. * Green steel. WA will take an 'if not, why not' approach to the use

This week's highlights include: * Emerging industries inquiry. A joint parliamentary inquiry will examine preparations in northern Australia for emerging industries. * EPBC bills. Long-awaited EPBC reform bills have been released. * Coal mine liability. A Victorian Bill would prevent taxpayers having to cover the costs, if operators of Latrobe

This week's highlights include: * Good to GO. The Guarantee of Origin scheme will start next week. * Waste plan. NSW will make it easier to approve waste facilities, and will smooth the path for more energy from waste projects. * Oil and gas decommissioning. Australia needs a consistent financial assurance

This week's highlights include: * Aluminium credits. The federal government is consulting on a $2 billion green aluminium scheme. * Constitutional concerns. Despite its concerns that a WA planning Bill will erode the state's constitutional system, the state Opposition won't oppose it. * Hydrogen cut. In a