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Australia should mandate more stringent carbon controls on companies and vehicles, and strengthen policies on biodiversity, waste and chemicals, according to the OECD.

• SA offers industry grants for storage projects
  
• Dulux responsible sourcing review results in supplier ban
  
• Jon Jutsen honoured, efficiency awards for Orora and Target

• New EPA waste standard requires two inspections
  
• Tax deduction rules simplified for carbon forestry
  
• EPA makes climate and biodiversity recommendations

• NSW to upgrade four interconnectors by 2024
  
• Newcrest boosts profile of sustainability reporting
  
• Delta Electricity makes waste complaint to EPA
  
• State Liberals promise tender for 500MW of new capacity

• IAG strengthens supply chain scrutiny, sets 2019 TCFD deadline
  
• PFAS found at waste facilities
  
• Takeover bid for dual-listed renewables company

A Victorian government report will assess the condition of the state's environment using an array of new indicators on climate change, land health, water and waste.

• Power price rises bite for CSR, new solar project comes on-stream
  
• New Victorian bag ban to include compostable plastic
  
• Beverage companies fail to stop collective bargaining by collection depots
  
• Singtel Optus to prepare decarbonisation roadmap

• Vicinity secures top sustainability ranking
  
• Energy rebate scheme too confusing, audit finds
  
• New climate grants on offer

• Holcim reports 24% reduction in emissions intensity
  
• ARENA and CEFC back 'peer-to-peer' projects
  
• Mine rehabilitation bill clears parliament
  
• New energy auditing guide

• Mining company loses Supreme Court challenge to licence suspension
  
• NSW releases container deposit draft bill
  
• APA Group sees more wind and solar in the pipeline