Media releases
2009
- Alps Aboriginal Group aims high - 10 August
- On the Frontline in the Australian Alps - 11 May
- Aboriginal involvement in the Alps has a Bright future - 31 March
2008
- Aboriginal reps from across the Alps meet - 1 December
- International scientists gather in Kosciuszko to discuss weed menace and climate change - 28 November
- Heritage honour for iconic Alps - 7 November
- Alps history speaks out - 17 October
- Ongoing effort to save our Mountain Pygmy Possums - 2 September
- Amendments to Kosciuszko National Park plan of management on display - 13 August
- National Landscapes program to include Australian Alps - 14 July
- Australian Alps - a Unique International Destination - 13 June
- Plans to rebuild more Snowy Mountains huts on the table - 9 May
- Aboriginal gatherings in the mountains continue - 9 May
- Visitors have high expectations: Australian Alps Visitor Management Workshop at Thredbo 12-14 May - 9 May
- Huts rebuilding program connects mountain families - 2 April
- Paton's Hut and Delaney's Hut to open soon - 26 March
- Views sought on Kosciuszko National Park Fire Management Strategy - 17 March
- Feral deer numbers growing in Snowy Mountains - 10 March
- Re-Opening of Australian Alps Walking Track - 7 February
- Sensational wildflow season in Kosciuszko - 10 January
2007
- International push for mountains tourism - 10 December
- Australian Alps tourism push takes great strides - 10 October
- Caves House at Yarrangobilly reopens after half a century closed - 21 August
- Moving the Australian Alps - from Bright to Canberra - 6 August
- Climate Change Workshop at Falls Creek 16 -18 April - 13 April
For media releases prior to 2007 see our media release archive