the biodiversity integrity standards defined in the Nature Repair Act 2023 requirements in the Biodiversity Assessment Instrument. This ensures methods are evidence-based and informed by science.
The Nature Repair Market is a national, legislated biodiversity market. It is designed to deliver high-integrity biodiversity outcomes and increase investment in nature. We create the frameworks to ...
The National Consumer Energy Resources Roadmap (CER Roadmap) sets out a plan to help Australians get more out of energy-saving technologies while keeping the electricity grid reliable and stable.
Round 1 of the Game On grants, with $17.6 million available in funding, opened for applications on 1 July 2026 and closed on 13 July 2026. Funding outcomes were expected to be notified in October 2026 ...
The Fuel Security Services Payment (FSSP) for domestic refiners began on 1 July 2021 and is delivered through the Fuel Security Act 2021. The FSSP secures Australia’s long-term refining capabilities.
Science is leading our koala conservation efforts. We are working in consultation with the: scientific community conservation organisations First Nations people natural resource managers all levels of ...
There is international recognition that the private sector has a role to play in protecting and restoring nature. The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework calls on all actors to help meet ...
Australia faces major challenges to ensure a sustainable water supply for agriculture, the environment and communities in the face of climate variability, water scarcity and growing demand for water.
The Australian Government finalised the Gas Market Review and released the Review Report on 22 December 2025. The government is committed to supporting Australia’s gas resources - and the energy ...
Our annual reports outline our activities and financial performance for each financial year. These outcomes align with our corporate plan. We report on how we're progressing in realising our vision: ...
The way we manage waste in Australia is changing. We all throw items in the bin or recycling bin – often without a second thought. What we throw away impacts our environment and economy. Glass, ...
The Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Water Interests (CAWI) includes water experts from across the country. Members were chosen for their water expertise, not based on their Nation.
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