One million new trees have been planted across the country since 2019. Read more about One million new trees have been planted across the country since 2019.
Australia is falling short of its goals to be a carbon-neutral nation by the end of this year. Read more about Australia is falling short of its goals to be a carbon-neutral nation by the end of this year.
Gender discrimination in the workplace costs the Australian economy AU$323.4 billion per year, up from AU$21.7 billion in 2018. Read more about Gender discrimination in the workplace costs the Australian economy AU$323.4 billion per year, up from AU$21.7 billion in 2018.
The total Australian workforce continues to decrease; there is now 5 retirees for every 2.7 workers. Read more about The total Australian workforce continues to decrease; there is now 5 retirees for every 2.7 workers.
The Australian Capital Territory's public bus fleet is now entirely electric. Read more about The Australian Capital Territory's public bus fleet is now entirely electric.
Canberra, a self-governing Australian territory, has transitioned to 100% renewable energy, sourced from large scale and residential solar and wind projects. Read more about Canberra, a self-governing Australian territory, has transitioned to 100% renewable energy, sourced from large scale and residential solar and wind projects.
Australia's liquified natural gas exports exceed 115 million tonnes, up from 77 million tonnes in 2019. Read more about Australia's liquified natural gas exports exceed 115 million tonnes, up from 77 million tonnes in 2019.
Solar power from household and business rooftop solar panels generates 50,000 MW more of energy than in 2019, thanks to the growth of the solar installation sector. Read more about Solar power from household and business rooftop solar panels generates 50,000 MW more of energy than in 2019, thanks to the growth of the solar installation sector.
Australian residents are paying AU$2,500 more for water and sewage bills this year compared to 2017 because of climate change, outdated infrastructure, and urban population growth. Read more about Australian residents are paying AU$2,500 more for water and sewage bills this year compared to 2017 because of climate change, outdated infrastructure, and urban population growth.
Nearly 20% of the population is now over the age of 65, compared to 15% in 2018. Read more about Nearly 20% of the population is now over the age of 65, compared to 15% in 2018.
