Lisa Cox
Environment and Climate Correspondent at The Guardian Australia
Environment and climate correspondent @GuardianAus. Tips: [email protected].
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3 days ago |
theguardian.com | Anne Davies |Lisa Cox
The NSW premier, Chris Minns, has warned a failure to pass his controversial workers compensation legislation would blow a $2bn hole in the state budget as Labor seeks to woo a coalition of conservative crossbenchers to pass the bill. In parliament, the premier said if the changes to curtail psychological injury claims did not go through, an additional $2bn would be required from NSW taxpayers to fund the public service portion of the scheme.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Josh Taylor |Lisa Cox
Heavy rain is predicted to hammer the mid-north coast of New South Wales until Friday morning, with “prolonged major flooding” expected to cause more difficulty and anguish for almost 50,000 people isolated by rising flood waters. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) senior meteorologist, Dean Narramore, said that any intense rainfall could lead to localised deadly flooding.
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2 weeks ago |
innereastreview.com.au | Lisa Cox
Before you think this doesn't concern you, take a moment to consider this: the World Health Organisation says that every one of us will experience disability - temporary or permanent - at some point in our lives. It could happen gradually, or in an instant. It might affect your mobility, your hearing, your vision, your cognition, your mental health, or all of the above. Disability is a reality for all of us not just for "them over there" - now or in the future.
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3 weeks ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Lisa Cox
Sussan Ley’s mother dies days after pair share moment that she will forever ‘treasure’Sussan Ley had returned to Albury to spend time with her mother, Angela Braybrooks, after winning the Liberal leadership ballot. Sussan Ley had returned to Albury to spend time with her mother, Angela Braybrooks, after winning the Liberal leadership ballot. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAPSussan Ley’s mother has died days after her daughter became the first woman to lead the federal Liberal party.
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Lisa Cox
The native forest logging division of the New South Wales government’s forestry agency has posted a half-yearly loss of almost $15m, prompting renewed questions about the industry’s economic viability. The half-year report for 2024-25, tabled in the state’s parliament last week, shows the hardwood forests division lost $14.9m, which is $9m more than the agency had projected – taking the division’s total losses since 2020 to $87m.
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