by Ahri Tallon | Jun 8, 2026 | News Update
Nothing beats the feeling of stepping into a cool, green park. Nature rejuvenates us, keeps us healthy, and gives our kids a place to play. Lately, the DDEC team has been bringing that green magic to life. Thanks to locals like you, we’ve already helped host a...
by Ahri Tallon | Jun 5, 2026 | News Update
Event Summary: Protect Trees Toowoomba Sign Painting Session Quick Details What: Sign Painting & Banner Making Session When: Saturday, 13th of June | 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM Hosted by: Protect Trees Toowoomba Purpose: To prepare props and signs for an upcoming...
by Ahri Tallon | Jun 4, 2026 | News Update
Wind Farm Noise: Why Acoustic Compliance Matters More Than Setback Distance Darling Downs Environment Council | 06/04/2026 Queensland needs renewable energy, and wind farms will play an important role in that transition. But supporting wind energy does not mean...
by Ahri Tallon | Apr 23, 2026 | News Update
The Darling Downs is one of Australia’s most important food-producing regions. Its farms depend on fertile soils and the Condamine Alluvium — a vital groundwater system that supports agriculture, regional communities and towns. But a new Queensland Government Bill...
by Ahri Tallon | Mar 9, 2026 | News Update
DDEC representatives met last week with the Honorable David Janetzki, Member for Toowoomba South, Treasurer, Minister for Energy and Minister for Home Ownership. Discussion focussed on DDEC proposals related to Virtual Power Plants and Social Impact Assessments (see...
by Ahri Tallon | Feb 17, 2026 | News Update
Following the recent release of our renewables booklets, DDEC received an email from another environmental organisation telling us that the information we are providing is at times inaccurate and ‘misleads the community’. The following blog draws from specific...
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