CEOs care where their rubbish goes, says Cleanaway
Cleanaway CEO says you'd transport waste from NSW to Queensland – to avoid fees – only if you don't care about your corporate reputation.
Green rules 'too much', says Shigeru Ban
Celebrated architect Shigeru Ban says the green regulations that govern buildings globally are "mandatory but not always necessary".
Canavan wants $1b for Adani, limits to green tax lurks
Resources Minister Matt Canavan says it is time for the government to consider restrictions on the tax-deductible status of politically active green groups.
Vehicle emissions tests wrong - report
Cars are using up to 60 per cent more fuel on the road than in government-mandated laboratory tests, results from Australia's first on-road vehicle emissions test program has found.
Tall buildings need infrastructure
As more than 1.5 million people add to the population of cities every week, buildings may need to become real public-private partnerships.
Apartments fail heat stress tests
Findings an "amber" light for a country building more apartments than ever and encouraging ageing baby boomers to move into them.
Green Building Council partners with WELL
Pioneering body had to reshape its offering and broaden appeal, an internal review last year found.
Kangaroo Island wharf gets state pathway
Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers has had a big win in its fight to build a new wharf on the island.
Plumbing union was given a training college
A union representing plumbers received millions in government funding to set up two training centres that are now competing with public and ...
Victoria desal plant suffers another ratings hit
S&P; Global Ratings has joined Fitch Ratings in placing the operator of Victoria's troubled desalination plant on negative ratings watch.
