EPBC Act Part 7-9 decisions published, 23/05/2022 to 29/05/2022

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DEPARTMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE, ENERGY, THE ENVIRONMENT AND WATER

Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999

 

EPBC Act Part 7-9 decisions published, 23/05/2022 to 29/05/2022

 

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DECISION ON APPROVAL (EPBC Act s.133)

Reference

Title

Approval Decision

Date

2021/8951

Department of Premier and Cabinet / Science and Research / Arumpo Road, Mungo National Park, Mungo / New South Wales / Willandra Ancestral Remains Reburial 2021

Approved with conditions

31/03/2022

 

variation of conditions of approval (EPBC Act s.143)

Reference

Title

Date

2012/6643

EATON PLACE PTY LTD / Tourism and Recreation / Hummock Hill Island 30km south east of Gladstone / Queensland / Pacificus Tourism Project

10/03/2020

2013/6881

SPRINGVALE COAL PTY LTD / Mining / Newnes State Forest approx 8kms NNE of Lithgow / New South Wales / Springvale Longwall Mine Extension Project, NSW

16/03/2022

2016/7724

Celestino Pty Limited / Residential Development / 40kms SW Brisbane and 17kms Nthe of Beaudesert / Queensland / Residential development, Teviot Road, north Beaudesert, Qld

29/03/2022

 

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