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• New water offset requirements proposed for Reef catchments
  
• CEFC increases NSW solar farm support to Neoen to $180 million
  
• Contamination risk easing, says environment agency
  
• Adelaide City to prepare 'sustainable events' guide

• SA offers food businesses 12GL of recycled water
  
• NSW dams audit identifies scope for improvement
  
• Queensland waste inquiry invites submissions

• Victoria to legislate renewables targets and hold October auction
  
• New bill deals with land access, climate change and water planning
  
• Australia can geosequester up to 700 gigatonnes of carbon, Institute says

• Energy policy must be 'grounded in economics and engineering', Turnbull says
  
• Queensland backs $50m biorefinery
  
• Australia signs on for tougher ballast water rules

• Monitoring reveals wider area of contamination centred on Linc plant
  
• SA to ban fire-foam chemicals
  
• NT launches water licence review

• Queensland to tighten building site sediment controls
  
• NSW invites tenders to operate container deposit scheme
  
• NSW acts on CSG review 'big data' recommendation

• Environment department fines service station $90,000
  
• Palmer refinery fined $50,000
  
• New waste grants of up to $1 million on offer

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.

The Palaszczuk government has steered two major water bills through the Queensland parliament, after amending one to prevent appeals against the Adani coal mine.

The Queensland Government has exercised little-used legislative provisions to limit appeals against Adani's Carmichael coal mine and related infrastructure.