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Advocacy
Welcome progress on energy standards
Building Ministers’ decision to advance energy provisions for new homes is an important step in the right direction.
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News
We need healthy homes
Renew has written to Building Ministers urging action on residential efficiency standards.
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Research
Hydrogen: help or hype?
As we transition to a low-carbon energy system, which uses of hydrogen are realistic and which are hype? Renew explores.
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Climate change
Don’t mention the emergency?
Climate change or climate emergency? At a Renew Melbourne branch meeting, clinical psychologist and climate activist Jane Morton explained that the language we use is important.
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Advocacy
Welcome progress on energy standards
Building Ministers’ decision to advance energy provisions for new homes is an important step in the right direction.
Read more
Design workshop
Design workshop: Making space for family and friends
Anaise and Martin Cotrell are in the planning stages of extending their 1950s double brick home in Adelaide to provide more living space for their family of five. Paul Worroll of Reddog Architects offers an alternative, pavilion-based design.
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Climate change
Don’t mention the emergency?
Climate change or climate emergency? At a Renew Melbourne branch meeting, clinical psychologist and climate activist Jane Morton explained that the language we use is important.
Read more
Advocacy
Welcome progress on energy standards
Building Ministers’ decision to advance energy provisions for new homes is an important step in the right direction.
Read more
Design workshop
Design workshop: Making space for family and friends
Anaise and Martin Cotrell are in the planning stages of extending their 1950s double brick home in Adelaide to provide more living space for their family of five. Paul Worroll of Reddog Architects offers an alternative, pavilion-based design.
Read more