GBCA media releases
NSW Government buildings seize retrofit opportunities
The GBCA welcomes the NSW Government’s commitment to improve the energy efficiency of 150 government buildings.
Budget surplus at the expense of Australia's green future
Australia’s low carbon economy is taking a step backwards, with the Tax Breaks for Green Buildings program scrapped.
Lowest of the low hanging fruit remains dangling
Scrapping the $1b Tax Breaks for Green Buildings program would prevent Australia from picking the ‘lowest of the low hanging fruit’.
Secure Sydney's future with a champion
A ‘Minister for Sydney’ is essential to secure the future of Australia’s largest city, says the GBCA.
Tasmania sets its sights on Green Star certified schools
The Jordan River Learning Federation’s Senior School is set to be one of Tasmania’s first Green Star-rated schools.
Restrictions on 'Design' ratings strengthen Green Star
From 1 January 2013, Green Star – Design ratings will be valid for two years.
Consistency and collaboration essential for our capital cities
The GBCA has welcomed the COAG Reform Council’s recommendations, released in its Review of Capital City Strategic Planning Systems.
Australia's Romilly Madew joins world green building leaders
The GBCA's Chief Executive, Romilly Madew, has been elected onto the Board of Directors of the World Green Building Council.
What do we want? Cities that work! When do we want them? Now!
The GBCA applauds the launch of the new ‘Make My City Work’ campaign.
Parties should commit Queensland to a green building future
The GBCA has called on Queensland’s political leaders to maintain their strong commitment to sustainable buildings and communities.
