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Ancient rock art site under threat as Australian government provisionally extends 'carbon bomb' gas project The 50,000-year-old carvings on the Burrup Peninsula include the earliest-known depictions of a human face

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Conservation foundation alleges illegal land clearing on NSW properties The Australian Conservation Foundation says vulnerable species like the malleefowl and pink cockatoo are suffering a "death by a thousand cuts" due to land clearing.

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The Australian Conservation Foundation Scorecard Explained What is ACF's election scorecard? The Australian Conservation Foundation's election scorecard is designed to help voters understand how well the climate and nature policies of political parties and candidates align with ACF's national agenda. We have assessed the main parties (Labor, Liberal/National Coalition, Greens), incumbent independent MPs in the House of Representatives and independent candidates in electorates with high numbers of ACF supporters. What it's not ACF's scorecard is not an endorsement of any party or candidate. It's an issue-based assessment that shows how closely parties and candidates align with our policy agenda for protecting nature and acting on climate. Methodology 1. Survey - we asked parties and candidates if they supported each of the 16 outcomes in ACF's national agenda. 2. Research - we analysed the parties and candidates' survey responses, public policies, voting records and statements and measured them against all 54 tests of success in ACF's national agenda. In instances where candidates/parties have not responded to the survey, ACF has assessed their public statements and policies alone. How we determined the final scores ACF's national agenda outlines four key policy goals, 16 outcomes needed to achieve those goals, and 54 detailed tests of success. Each outcome in ACF's national agenda is worth 3 to 5 points (based on ACF's priorities) on the scorecard. Points for outcomes are split across the relevant tests of success. We awarded full, partial or no points, based on evidence from the surveys and our research. We shared an interim score with candidates and parties to give them a chance to provide further information or context before we determined a final score. Final scores were converted to: Supports - Green Dot (>70%) Partially supports - Orange Dot (50-70%) or Opposes - Red Dot (<50%) To learn more about ACF or our scorecard visit acf.org.au/scorecard

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The Australian Conservation Foundation's Election Scorecard shown in table form where YES was marked with a green dot, PARTIALLY was marked with an orange dot, and NO was marked with a red dot. Which parties and candidates have committed to: Save nature Champion renewables Reject nuclear No new coal and gas AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY Save nature No Champion renewables Yes Reject nuclear Yes No new coal and gas No GREENS Save nature Yes Champion renewables Yes Reject nuclear Yes No new coal and gas Yes LIBERAL & NATIONAL COALITION Save nature No Champion renewables No Reject nuclear No No new coal and gas No ALLEGRA SPENDER - YES to all ANDREW GEE - NO to all ANDREW WILKIE - YES to all BOB KATTER - NO to all CAZ HEISE - YES to all DAI Le - NO to all DEB LEONARD Save nature Yes Champion renewables Yes Reject nuclear Partially No new coal and gas Yes HELEN HAINES - Yes to all JESS Ness - YES to all KATE CHANEY Save nature No Champion renewables Yes Reject nuclear Yes No new coal and gas Partially KATE DEZARNAULDS Save nature No Champion renewables Yes Reject nuclear Yes No new coal and gas Partially MONIQUE RYAN - YES to all NICOLETTE BOELE - YES to all REBEKHA SHARKIE Save nature Yes Champion renewables Partially Reject nuclear No No new coal and gas Partially RUSSELL BROADBENT - NO to all SOPHIE SCAMPS Save nature Yes Champion renewables Yes Reject nuclear Partially No new coal and gas Yes ZALI STEGGALL - YES to all ZOE Daniel - YES to all

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Koala populations under threat in Australia A blog about gourmet travel of interest to those who love wine and food.

How #Australia is failing its #koalas. #wildlife #tourism #development #government #nature #AustralianConservationFoundation www.gourmetontheroad.com/2025/01/koal...

Koala The koala is one of Australia's most iconic species. A tree-climbing marsupial, koalas are under threat from tree-clearing, and development for housing and farms.

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