NT Country Hour

Ord Stage 3 development under review by the Federal Government. Bushfire at Lakefield Station burns about 10,000 hectares. 

Northern cattle industry to appeal Federal Court's ruling on compensation claim. BOM predicts early northern rainfall onset. 

Waterfowl hunting bag limits locked in for five years. Northern Territory gin distiller wants support to go global. 

Indonesia’s capital Jakarta is sinking, and struggling with traffic and pollution. The government’s solution? To build a new capital on the island of Borneo instead, better known for its jungles and orangutans. How will this work? Former BBC Indonesia correspondent Rebecca Hensch ... Show More

Carbon Maps is a relatively new entrant in the carbon accounting space as it is less than one year old. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

Honey bees, cow dung and mulch - the company in Zimbabwe that is protecting the forests in order to offset carbon emissions. As Charlotte Ashton wrestles with ‘flight shame’, she wants to find out where her money goes if she chooses to offset her flight. She lives in Zimbabwe, bu ... Show More

Battelle’s Neeraj Gupta talks about the state of carbon capture and sequestration. 

A new study shows how quickly reducing animal farming could unlock ‘negative emissions’ by lowering the amount of methane and nitrous oxide from the air and allowing forests to regenerate. Talib and Avery discuss this development through the lens of their own dietary choices. 

The State Government and Meat and Livestock Australia are putting $2.9 million towards a new four year wild dog management plan, Coorong Wild Seafood owner and manager Tracy Hill says navigating the conditions, weather, and local environment in the Coorong has been difficult and ... Show More

A new way to measure China’s subsidies for shipbuilding reveals how much they transformed the industry for the country and world. 

As the Swiss bank Credit Suisse is fined $475m for participating in Mozambique’s tuna bonds fraud, on Business Weekly we find out how the southern African country was devastated by the scandal. Also, we hear how a decaying oil tanker marooned off the coast of Yemen could trigger ... Show More

A new five-year research project will look at applying inputs like nitrogen to harvest stubble to increase the amount of carbon converted from the crop residue, River Murray irrigators to receive their entire allocation in the indicative allocation information released today and ... Show More