SUBMISSIONS
Submission to the review of the National Water Initiative Prepared by Concerned Waterways Alliance – 13 May 2024
Submission to Latrobe City Council for Amendment C131 – Flood Overlays Update Prepared by Tracey Anton on behalf of Friends of Latrobe Water – 5 April 2024
Submission feedback for Australia’s New Nature Positive Laws Prepared by Tracey Anton on behalf of Friends of Latrobe Water – 30 March 2024
Submission to Minister Plibersek comment in respect to ESSO/EARPL South East Australia Carbon Capture and Storage Prepared by Tracey Anton on behalf of Friends of Latrobe Water – 18 March 2024
Submission feedback for Draft Gippsland Lakes Ramsar Site Management Plan 2023 Prepared by Tracey Anton on behalf of Friends of Latrobe Water – 19 January 2024
Submission for feedback on Classifying waste and waste soils containing PFAS Prepared by Tracey Anton on behalf of Friends of Latrobe Water – 21 December 2023
Feedback submission on Classifying waste and waste soils containing PFAS Consultation Prepared by Concerned Waterways Alliance – 21 December 2023
Feedback submission to Discussion Starter – Developing the new Victorian Waterway Management Strategy Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 1st September 2023 (Addition to submission by Concerned Waterways Alliance, of which Friends of Latrobe Water are active member.)
Submission feedback for Black Coal Fly Ash: Reducing regulatory barriers for use Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 21 August 2023
Supplementary submission to Advisor for the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Toxics and Human Rights Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 19 July 2023
AGL Loy Yang Development License Application for Ash Landfill Extension Submission Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 17 March 2023
Proposed Trailing Liabilities Framework Submission response Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 28 February 2023
Submission comment on Draft PFAS National Environmental Management Plan: Version 3.0 Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water and The Concerned Waterways Alliance – 28 February 2023
Letter outlining environmental concerns to Price Monitoring and Regulation Essential Services Commission Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 20 December 2022
Submission to Greater Melbourne Urban Water & System Strategy: Water for Life Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 14 July 2022
Comment on the Water is Life – Traditional Owner Access to Water Roadmap Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 14 June 2022
Submission to the Inquiry into the Closure of the Hazelwood and Yallourn Power Stations by the Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 17 December 2021
Submission to Central and Gippsland Sustainable Water Strategy draft Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – December 2021
Sustainable Strategy for Water – Response to the discussion draft of the Central and Gippsland Sustainable Water Strategy (first iteration) Prepared by Concerned Waterways Alliance – December 2021
Submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties in response to the Inquiry into the Minamata Convention on Mercury Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 19 July 2021
Addendum to Central and Gippsland Region Sustainable Water Strategy Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 22 May 2021
Submission into the review on the use of Recycled Water – Victorian Guideline for Water Recycling Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 26 November 2020
Submission to the EPA into the Review of the EPA’s Recycled Water Guidance (The PFAS & Microplastics Dilemma) Prepared by Friends of the Earth Australia – 21 November 2020
Submission to the Productivity Commission in response to the National Water Reform 2020 Inquiry Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 26 August 2020
Latrobe Valley Draft Preliminary Land Use Vision Prepared by Environmental Justice Australia – 8 November 2019
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