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Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has announced that Green Cross Australia will be a project partner for Toward Q2 - with our Build it Back Green project helping to reduce Queenslanders' carbon footprint by providing information and guidance to people on sustainable building, especially after natural disasters.
Green Cross Australia's CEO Mara Bun chaired Money Magazine's Socially Responsible Bank of the Year Award. Find out which of Australia's banks stand out!
Green Cross Australia’s “Extreme Weather Heroes” campaign has won an “Outstanding Achievement” Interactive Media Award from the “Interactive Media Council”.
Footsgray SES volunteer Ruby is spearheading a national recruitment drive in the fight against climate change - as an Extreme Weather Hero. The Maribyrnong Leader reports.
ABC's Bush Telegraph program talks rebuilding green with Peter Williams, one of the leaders behind the sustainable push at Flowerdale in Victoria; Bob Dixson, Mayor of Greensburg, Kansas, USA; Mara Bun, CEO of Green Cross Australia.
Extreme Weather Hero Ruby talks to The Mail about extreme weather, volunteering and the SES and having some fun while learning some full on skills!
Building Connection Magazine talks to Extreme Weather Hero Jake Cannon about juggling his trade career and his volunteer position with the Rural Fire Services in the ACT.
Last Friday Australia's Extreme Weather Heroes were warmly welcomed by the Australian Governor General Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce AC and His Excellency Mr Michael Bryce, AM, AE to celebrate youth leadership in confronting severe weather impacts of a warming planet.
According to the World Bank, tens of millions of people in 84 developing countries including Vietnam, Bangladesh, Jamaica and the Maldives will likely be displaced by rising sea levels over this century. Mary-Lou Considine interviews Mara Bun.
The Courier Mail interviews Green Cross Australia volunteer Miranda Mason about her fabulous work greening schools!