Four Sydney Harbours of water. Who pays?
When the Hazelwood mine closed in 2017, it left a huge void, which ENGIE now plans to fill with water
What the Hazelwood mine plan means for the Gippsland Lakes: our presentation
On Wednesday 21 October, FoGL spoke at Environment Victoria’s community webinar on the Hazelwood Mine Environment Effects Statement (EES). ENGIE
A ninth kangaroo has died at the fence
On the afternoon of Sunday 18 October, local residents watched a mob of kangaroos bolt from dogs in the parkland
The snipe are returning. Here’s where things stand.
It’s been six weeks since our statement on the kangaroo deaths at 10 Fullarton Drive, Paynesville. Here is an update
The Lakes at a Climate Crossroads: Gippsland Lakes Forum – Thursday 8 October
The Gippsland Lakes have been recognised as a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention since 1982. What does
Saving Water Shouldn’t Cost You: How FOGL Helped Rewrite Victoria’s Water Pricing Rules
Every few years, Victoria’s water corporations propose the prices we pay for water. Before they do, the Essential Services Commission
Latham’s Snipe at Shearwater, Paynesville
Every year, these remarkable, threatened migratory shorebirds travel thousands of kilometres from breeding grounds in Japan and Russia to spend