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Fossil fuel lobbyists forced to cancel exclusive cocktail party in Perth amid noisy protests
EV tax axe sensible, time for Federal Govt to step up: Greenpeace AP
World Food Forum side-event discusses ways to unleash the potential of the Amazon bioeconomy
Diet Choice Could Help Solve the Climate Crisis, Major New Study Finds
40 million girls set to face double blow of climate change and child marriage by 2050
Net zero by 2050 in NSW is fiscally irresponsible
Oxfam response to Australia climate finance announcement
Canterbury to host premiere climate adaptation conference
Oxfam reaction to Australia rejoining Green Climate Fund
‘The right decision’: Commitment to rejoin Green Climate Fund cautiously welcomed
Businesses look to the virtual world to save the planet and profit
Girl and young women activists in Australia and across the world fear for safety, making gains at huge personal cost – new report
Even platypuses aren’t safe from bushfires – a new DNA study tracks their disappearance
Hobart prepares for bumper Antarctic Season
NCC welcomes the return of water to our coastal rivers and wetlands
Global Symposium on Soils and Water brings experts from around the world to discuss a multifold relationship
‘You’re constantly worrying’: pregnant women, bushfire smoke and the impossibility of safety
It’s time for Labor to reverse land clearing and native forest destruction
Climate Trigger Needed amid Climate Council Report & New Coal Project Approval
Mapping ways to reduce methane emissions from livestock and rice
Green voice crucial for climate action
Kingston disappointed in golf course rezoning
Janet Rice announces retirement a decade after being elected to the senate
Climate future of communities on line this election
SOMALIA: Two in five children to suffer from acute malnutrition despite rains
Super fund’s net zero roadmap puts polluters on notice
ACT Greens condemn Labor for denying young people the right to vote
Inner West Council elects its youngest Deputy Mayor
United Nations Charter ‘A How-To Manual’ on Conflict Resolution, Secretary-General Tells Security Council, Urging Governments to Work Towards Peace in Ukraine
Greenpeace applauds High Seas Treaty commitment, but warns fossil fuels incompatible with healthy oceans
Tuvalu Pledge Can’t Greenwash Australia’s UN Climate Ambition Failure
Greens launch plan to protect native forests and fight the climate crisis
Leaders spotlight the critical intersection between health and climate ahead of COP-28 first-ever Health Day
Dutton nuclear distraction from need to stop more coal and gas
Greens would push Labour much further on solar power
Multiple shocks keep pushing world further away from development targets
We are poised to pass 1.5℃ of global warming – world leaders offer 4 ways to manage this dangerous time
‘What Happens Next?’: Can Art Help Our Climate Anxiety?
Nearly one child born every second faces risk of stunted growth by 2030 without action
Majority of Australians support fossil fuel industry paying for the costs of climate change
Greens introduce bill to finally end native forest logging in Australia
INDONESIA: Medicine and blankets air lifted to families in remote Central Papua after devastating cold snap
Clean energy drive must focus on disadvantaged communities
ACT Government leadership acknowledged with Climate Innovation Award
Healthy Ocean Act – Marama Davidson Speech
Uzbekistan Agrifood Investment Forum – FAO seeks to unlock more public and private investment
ACT Government leadership acknowledged with Climate Innovation Award
Indigenous knowledges informing ‘machine learning’ could prevent stolen art and other culturally unsafe AI practices

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