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MACH Energy v DAMSHEG: High Court hands down first substantive climate change decision
6+ min ago (828+ words) Our team advises Commonwealth, state and local government departments across a full range of legal and regulatory areas. Australia | Publication | October 2026 On 7 October 2026, the High Court handed down its decision in MACH Energy Australia Pty Ltd v Denman Aberdeen Muswellbrook…...
Environmental Protection Not Just Govt's Job, Citizens Equally Responsible: CM Omar Abdullah
2+ hour, 38+ min ago (101+ words) Kashmir News Service Monday, October 12, 2026 Environmental Protection Not Just Govt's Job, Citizens Equally Responsible: CM Omar Abdullah Salary hike for 32,000 J&K SPOs likely, Finance Minister's nod awaited Fresh snowfall in Gulmarg’s higher reaches; more rain, snow likely in J…...
I was chief scientist. High Court’s scope 3 ruling is nonsense
4+ hour, 39+ min ago (111+ words) AFR The emissions from legally operating electricity generation and industrial plants are a problem for sovereign governments to solve. The High Court of Australia ruled on October 7, 2026, against the already approved expansion of the Mount Pleasant thermal coal mine in…...
New South Wales – No Shortcuts on Scope 3: High Court Puts Scope 3 Emissions Back on the Table for Resource Projects
5+ hour, 8+ min ago (641+ words) The National Law Review On 7 October 2026, the High Court of Australia handed down its decision in MACH Energy Australia Pty Ltd v Denman Aberdeen Muswellbrook Scone Healthy Environment Group Inc [2026] HCA 35, confirming how New South Wales (NSW) planning authorities must…...
Holding Redlich acts for Heidelberg Materials Australia in significant quarry case
7+ hour, 36+ min ago (571+ words) Holding Redlich © 2026 12 October 26 - Media Release National law firm Holding Redlich has acted for Heidelberg Materials Australia in successful Planning and Environment Court proceedings allowing deeper extraction and higher tonnage outputs at its Glass House hard rock quarry on the Sunshine…...
Relief across FNQ as future disaster funds guaranteed by Feds
7+ hour, 36+ min ago (292+ words) Political leaders across Queensland are celebrating after the Federal Government announced on Friday it would not go through with a proposed reduction in the amount of emergency funding it would allocate in the event of future disasters. The Government had…...
Bundaberg welcomes disaster recovery funding
7+ hour, 58+ min ago (501+ words) Bundaberg Regional Council has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to retain its current disaster recovery funding contribution of up to 75 per cent, recognising the importance of continued support for regions that have been severely impacted by natural disasters. The announcement…...
What’s up with the new federal permitting reform bill?
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (1640+ words) 📌 Instructions to add paid episodes to your podcast app via mobile / desktop Everyone is fighting over it. Online discussion has been, even for our era, heated and vicious, with personal insults and skepticism about motives flying in every direction. We’re…...
Unpacking the Senate Permitting Reform Bill: CWA
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (296+ words) This post continues my review of the provisions of the Senate Permitting Reform Bill, focusing on the Clean Water Act provisions in Title II. My introduction to the coverage of the bill is here. My discussion of Title I, covering NEPA…...
America Needs Permitting Reform — With No Gimmicks
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (719+ words) America has forgotten how to build, courtesy of a Byzantine permitting process that delays projects for years and often kills them altogether. A new bill could change that, though, and let the U.S. start building again, including badly needed energy infrastructure…...