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These futures are not inevitable

May 11, 2022

It’s not too late to do something about climate change! Rachel Ward, Jenny Wu, Tim Franklin, Michael Caton and Marcus Graham all think so too, and so does screen writer […]

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‘The Spark’ May 2022 Edition

May 9, 2022

The SHASA monthly Newsletter The Spark May 2022 Edition includes the articles: Shasa Helps residents to vote climate; SHASA secures funding for Batemans Bay Uniting Church Bushfire + Heatwave Haven; […]

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Scorched dystopia or liveable planet?

May 9, 2022

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Here’s where the climate policies of our political hopefuls will take us. Article by Bil Hare, Adjunct Professor, Murdoch University in the Conversation on 6 May 2022

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“As close as you’ll get to free”: Tasmanian couple take road trip to Sydney in Electric Car for $43.38

May 2, 2022

Mc Cammons

An article in The Gurardian by Royce Kurmelovs discusses a Tasmanian Couples EV trip noting that Sydney to Melbourne in a petrol car would have cost over $150 but was […]

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Rental Crisis in marginal Gilmore Seat has homeless people calling for more action ahead of election

April 28, 2022

Data from the University of NSW revealed 69.6 per cent of voters in this electorate [Gilmore] were experiencing rental stress. Read more about our Housing Crisis in the ABC South […]

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Councillor’s unanimous support for SHASA’s Community Solar Farm Feasibility Study.

April 28, 2022

SHASA have progressed to the 2nd stage of the WWF Innovate to Regenerate Challenge with a successful EOI into a Community Solar Farm Feasibility Study.  SHASA sought the support of […]

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Church Leaders ask Political Leaders to ‘Take Powerful Action’ on Climate Change.

April 19, 2022

climate change

Church Leaders’ Easter Statement on the Environment in an article from Eternity News by Kylie Beach

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Regenerate Australia comes to Batemans Bay

April 5, 2022

The hope and climate catastrophe roadshow: ‘there’s just this thirst for optimistic story’. Article in The Guardian

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Free Climate Action Now Signs

March 30, 2022

Climate Action Now

Nationwide, Australians are showing their support for climate action by displaying Climate Action Now signs on their houses, in their front yards and on their wheelie bins.    You can […]

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Electric Vehicle wait times in Australia

March 28, 2022

Looking to buy a new electric vehicle? Some brands have cars parked on showroom floors – though you’ll be waiting up to three years for others. A drive.com.au Article by […]

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Webinar: Electric Vehicles: Driving the future

March 23, 2022

This webinar focuses on electric vehicles (EV) and how small business can benefit from making the shift to EV’s. The NSW Government is investing almost half a billion dollars in […]

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Less ‘gloom and doom’ and more jobs boom: tackling climate change together

March 21, 2022

By Dr Michelle Hamrosi published in the Bateman’s Bay Post March 21, 2022 It’s hard to feel safe these days, with climate change turbocharging extreme weather events. On what should […]

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Electric Vehicle conversions take off amid soaring petrol prices

March 16, 2022

EV conversions are booming in popularity, according to a Townsville specialist. Read about it here in this article by Jade Toomey from ABC North Qld

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New Bushfire and Heatwave Haven opens at Moruya Preschool

February 14, 2022

Southcoast Health and Sustainability Alliance (SHASA) has officially opened a new bushfire and heatwave haven at Moruya Preschool Kindergarten. During the Black Summer bushfires, families sheltered in the brick preschool […]

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How do we make the move to electric cars happen? Ask Norway

February 7, 2022

Renault ZE cars

Two-thirds of all new cars bought by Norwegians last year were electric. Turns out you just need a government with a clue. Guardian article by John Naughton

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Renewable Energy Drives Costs Down

February 3, 2022

Solar Panels AP Jens Buettner

A flood of renewable energy has helped drive down household power prices to their lowest levels in almost a decade, according to a report which suggests Australia has some of […]

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e-Smart Networks – Behind the chargers…the bit you never see.

January 14, 2022

Have you ever wondered who builds, designs and installs the large-scale vehicle charging infrastructure that enables EV drivers to simply pull up, plug-in and charge? Click on this Fully Charged […]

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Lighter coloured roofs – a great way to make our homes cooler in summer

January 12, 2022

Lighter coloured roofs

Several studies have identified that a light-coloured roof can reduce heatwave temperatures by up to 10°C inside the house https://www.beagleweekly.com.au/post/lighter-roofs-a-great-way-to-make-our-homes-cooler-in-summer

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Realising Electric Vehicle-to-Grid (REVS) trial

January 12, 2022

Realising Electric Vehicle-to-Grid - REVS trial

In an Australian first, the REVS project demonstrates how commercially available EVs andchargers can contribute to energy stability by transferring power back and forth into the grid.EVs will inject power […]

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Thinking of buying an Electric Car? Here’s your essential EV holiday reading.

January 12, 2022

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Rebates for electric vehicle purchases

December 24, 2021

The NSW Government is making EVs more affordable for the people of NSW by reducing the upfront cost for the first 25,000 eligible EVs sold. This incentive will make purchasing […]

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Tindo Solar commits to panel recycling deal with Reclaim PV

December 24, 2021

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Adelaide-based Australian PV panel manufacturer Tindo Solar has inked a deal with Reclaim PV that will see close to 100 per cent of solar the panels it produces and handles […]

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Electrification and renewables could save Australians $60bn a year in energy costs

December 24, 2021

EV charging

The electrification of Australia’s, and world’s, energy systems has the potential to create massive new opportunities for households and businesses to cut their energy costs and emissions footprint and create […]

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All the new electric car models coming to Australia this quarter

December 7, 2021

All the new electric car models coming to Australia this quarter

new eSevenlectric car models have arrived or are arriving in Australia this quarter, increasing the somewhat limited choice available to drivers.

https://thedriven.io/2021/10/18/all-the-new-electric-car-models-coming-to-australia-this-quarter/

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Are you currently with Powershop?

December 6, 2021

Meridian Energy (NZ) recently sold Powershop to Shell.  If you are a Powershop customer looking to switch, SHASA recommends you consider the following renewable energy providers: ENOVA Community Energy – […]

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Seizing the Opportunities of the New Economy

December 2, 2021

Action by local government to undertake measures that support more uptake of renewables and the shift to electric transport will create new jobs and achieve significant savings in running costs […]

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Heatwaves the silent killer – Council can do more!

December 2, 2021

Woolworths Batemans Bay carpark shading

Heatwaves are known as the “silent killer”. Heatwaves are more deadly that all other natural hazards combined including bushfires, floods, cyclones, and storms. The Bureau of Meteorology defines a heatwave […]

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SHASA’s vision for the Eurobodalla includes a community solar farm

November 26, 2021

SHASA's vision for the Eurobodalla includes a community solar farm

SHASA members Andrew Everard and Thomas Schild attended the official ceremony on 17th of November of the new Shoalhaven Community Solar Farm located just off the BTU road near Nowra […]

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Master of my own destiny

November 10, 2021

ABC News published this article on the 8th November 2021. ‘Master of my own destiny’: Why this conservative town is embracing a radical renewables programThe historic wheat and sheep farming […]

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Green Light for Electric Vehicle Strategy

October 28, 2021

MEDIA RELEASE from NSW GOVERNMENT 21 October 2021 Motorists in NSW are now closer than ever before to getting behind the wheel of their first electric vehicle (EV) with the […]

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    SHASA recognises Aboriginal people of the Yuin Nation as the original inhabitants and custodians of all land and water in the Eurobodalla and respects their enduring cu ltural and spiritual connection to it. SHASA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land in which we live and we pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.