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Camelids take centre stage: FAO launches International Year to recognize their global impact
As climate changes pushes millions of women into poverty, UN Women calls for a new Feminist Climate Justice Approach
Carbon farming transforming agriculture in Western Australia
People power win: Toowoomba North South Transport Corridor scrapped
The Green Climate Fund, the Global Partnership for Education and Save the Children launch the world’s largest investment for green schools at COP28
Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care – speech 4 December
New climate and tax taskforce must make rich polluters pay
Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care, speech
COP28: At climate summit’s first-ever Health Day, FAO highlights interconnected challenges of malnutrition and climate change
COP28 commitment to triple renewables capacity by 2030 must be matched with fossil fuel phase out
COP28: Resilient and healthy mountain systems are key to climate change adaptation and mitigation
COP28: FAO Director-General highlights the role of finance and science in agrifood systems for transformation and prosperity in Africa
Over 40 million health professionals demand bold health and climate action at COP28
GCF, UNDP and WHO join forces to ramp up climate health support for developing countries
Local Climate Action Summit welcomes Under2 Coalition leaders
COP28: FAO welcomes $50 million in additional funding for innovative African crops project
COP28: Global agrifood systems are the climate solution, FAO Director-General tells world leaders
COP28: Roundtable highlights FAO-IAEA Joint Centre’s work on nuclear techniques in food and agriculture amid climate crisis
COP28 Loss and Damage pledge welcome; Australia must now step up with much-needed funds
Leading development agencies welcome early agreement on the Loss and Damage Fund announced at COP28
Researchers win grants to remove carbon from air, manufacturing
COP28 an opportunity for Australia to demonstrate they’re genuine climate allies to the Pacific, says Vanuatu Minister for Climate Change
Effort matters: Climate report card shows Aussies benefit from Govt action
Architecture’s concerns – and hopes – for our climate future
Siege in Timbuktu: Nearly 74,000 children trapped in city and running out of food
Inaction on dirty cars costing billions, while Toyota uses Australia as dumping ground
RACGP backs duty of care bill for climate change harms
First Gen Z elected to ACT Legislative Assembly
Global health community calls for urgent action on climate and health at COP28
FAO at COP28: Agrifood systems solutions to shape climate agenda
Labor votes for more gas as broken Gas Code narrowly passes Senate
Two Questions for Chris Bowen before he leaves for COP28
University of Canterbury delegation joins COP28 global climate conference
Mass arrests at Coal Port ahead of NSW Parliament Climate Change bill debate
Greens launch petition to save oil and gas ban
Greens’ Vassarotti: Only environment minister to attend blockade of world’s largest gas port
Health needs to be front and centre of national plans to fight climate change
Communication and education to mobilise global climate action
Vital plan to get Australia to 82% renewable energy
First tranche of projects to reconnect the suburbs with our natural environment
Climate change is an urgent threat to pregnant women and children
Final exhibition for 2023 – Between the Details: Video Art from the ACMI Collection
QU Dongyu: Science and innovation are at the core of FAO’s efforts to fight hunger
The role of seeds in transforming agrifood systems under the spotlight
Why agrifood systems must be at the core of climate action: a COP28 preview with FAO climate expert
THOUSANDS OF SCHOOL STUDENTS STRIKE FROM SCHOOL OVER ALBANESE GOVERNMENT’S CLIMATE FAILURES
No amendments, no support: Greens move to block NSW climate laws
Global boiling: reinforcing conservation efforts amidst an escalating climate crisis