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It would be tidy for New Zealand and Australian leaders to blame China’s debt within Sri Lanka for its collapse, so that they could scare Pacific Island nations back into the fold. It would be wrong.

Business Scoop provides news and views on Business and Markets from New Zealand

Sonipat (Haryana) [India], June 24 (ANI/OP Jindal University): The OP Jindal Global University (JGU) has been honoured with the prestigious World Congress on Disaster Management - Disaster Risk Reduction (WCDM-DRR) Award 2022 for its significant contribution in the field of Disaster Management and Disaster Risk Reduction through research and academic excellence towards strengthening the capacity of various stakeholders and innovative practices

A discussion about police presence at pride month parades. Then, details about a new theatrical project about unhoused people. Followed by a conversation about the state of money in high profile political primaries. We end the week with a little cocktail mixology.

Conservationist Gregory Andrews has warned Australia's biodiversity is the "worst it's ever been" and that the new Labor government will have to work

Former threatened species commissioner says more needs to be done if Australia is to save its unique flora and fauna.

If a policy area is important enough to warrant its own cabinet minister, it also warrants a dedicated secretary and department. This is especially true for the shrunken environment department, which has to rebuild staff and know-how after having over a third of its budget slashed in the early Coalition years.

Australia's new government has introduced an environment super-department. But as one expert writes, while the move sounds great in theory, it’s risky in practice.

Can one department adequately tackle climate change, energy, the environment and water? It’s unlikely.

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