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Auvergne Station shelves land clearing, cropping plans amidst court challenge - Vimarsana News

Auvergne Station shelves land clearing, cropping plans amidst court challenge

An NT property owner has asked for its land-clearing permit to be revoked, bringing an end to an environment group's Supreme Court challenge over its original approval.

Source: abc.net.au
Rats for neighbours, smells like death: Life for UK's Travellers | Housing - Vimarsana News

Rats for neighbours, smells like death: Life for UK's Travellers | Housing

How the UK’s nomadic communities struggle to make a home amidst foul smells, bad air quality, dust, noise and vermin.

Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 20: climate change adaptation, circular economy, Renewable Energy Zones, coal mining - Vimarsana News

Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 20: climate change adaptation, circular economy, Renewable Energy Zones, coal mining

Following consultation in early September 2021, the Australian Government has now released its new National Climate Resilience and Adaptation…

Council wins legal fight with Bond author's heirs over land - Vimarsana News

Council wins legal fight with Bond author's heirs over land

Council wins legal fight with Bond author’s heirs over land ');  '); A LEGAL battle between the descendants of James Bond author Ian Fleming and Oxfordshire County Council has taken a new turn. The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of an appeal by the council over the ownership of land in Nettlebed which the two sides disputed. The council says the plot was gifted to it for use as a school. In 1914 and 1928, Mr Fleming’s grandfather Robert transferred almost an acre of land known as “the Fleming site” to be used for this purpose. The school relocated to a bigger building in 2006 on a...

Kakadu says court case over illegally disturbed Aboriginal sacred site Gunlom should be dropped - Vimarsana News

Kakadu says court case over illegally disturbed Aboriginal sacred site Gunlom should be dropped

Kakadu National Park management has asked the Northern Territory government to drop court action over an allegedly illegally disturbed Aboriginal sacred site. Parks Australia - which is part of the federal government's environment department - says it's immune from prosecution and would prefer to work with traditional owners and the NT government to protect the World Heritage-listed park. It is accused of building a walking track in Kakadu at Gunlom - a cascading waterfall that appeared in the movie Crocodile Dundee - without permission from the Indigenous custodians. akadu National Park mana...