Now available submissions to the senate inquiry into the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and other Legislation Amendment Bill 2008 (CTH) - Original and updated versions.
Inquiry into the operation of the EPBC Act Review joint submission by Australian Network of Environmental Defender's Offices (ANEDO)
The Environmental Defender’s Office of Northern Queensland (EDO-NQ) is a non-profit, non-government community legal centre specializing in public interest environmental law. We provide advice to members of the public about environmental law issues.
Our web site has loads of information about our work and services, and environmental law in Queensland. In particular it contains fact sheets that summarise planning laws in Queensland, explain about the regulation of World Heritages areas in North Queensland, and a raft of other useful information.
The EDO-NQ is running some interesting test cases about environmental law, in particular about climate change, a huge issue for this special region. Find out about the interesting casework we are running in our regular bulletins and alerts .
If you would like to support the EDO-NQ, and in particular our test cases, we’d encourage you to become a member or volunteer .
Membership - Why Join?
Membership of EDO-NQ will allow you to keep up to date on the latest public interest environmental legal issues in Queensland. You will receive our monthly bulletin, regular newsletters, access to our library and invitations to our functions and seminars. You are also entitled to vote at annual general meetings and nominate for the EDO-NQ management committee.
Your membership subscription and donations will also help the EDO provide its legal services; including providing representation of clients in Courts and Tribunals, for which no Commonwealth Government funding is available.