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• Palaszczuk's win to deliver big funding boost for renewables
  
• NZ Labour and Greens establish cooperation agreement
  
• Markets 'mindset' crucial to deploy cleantech: ClimateWorks

• Penalty notice challenge backfires for Adani
  
• ARENA hands out $22.1m for green hydrogen research
  
• Pacific nations back climate change insurance facility

• Queensland embarks on 'net zero' infrastructure planning
  
• Business interest in solar growing rapidly, says Clean Energy Council
  
• Kiwi companies buy Australian carbon units

• Organic waste recyclers complain of 'combative' regulator
  
• Gold Coast takes action to prevent NSW waste flows
  
• EPA backtracks on disclosing waste data
  
• NZ Greens to take on climate portfolio

• Macron calls for EU border carbon tax
  
• Feedstock security a key driver for waste re-use
  
• Environmental regulator surveys attitudes to its performance

A new Australian report downplays estimates that meeting Barrier Reef water quality targets will cost $8.2 billion and instead emphasises what can be achieved with $623 million.

A new progress report on Great Barrier Reef protection efforts has come under fire for ignoring findings that $8.2 billion will be needed to satisfy water quality goals.

• Queensland pitches to become biofutures hub
  
• New corporate alliance promotes sustainable fuels
  
• Greens push for $2bn biodiversity fund
  
• Environmental crime report says Indonesia laundering illegal timber

Victoria, Queensland and South Australia today confirmed they will work jointly to cut emissions, and revealed they have discussed the prospect of a multi-state trading scheme.

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