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Call for doctors to partner with Australia’s Indigenous people to demand climate action
GREENPEACE: Australia must not follow dystopian US-style data centre path of Big Tech overreach and emissions blow out
Tax Gas Greed – For Benefit Of All Australians
To infinity and beyond: Macquarie University’s giant leap into a new era of engineering
Inquiry into CSIRO funding cuts reveals grim future for Australia
Green Party announces 14 Māori candidates in the initial candidate list for the 2026 General Election
Adam Bandt to DJ at Lime Green Festival
New book explores climate justice challenges facing global tourism
Australia Welcomes Decision To Host Pre-COP In Fiji And Tuvalu
UN experts: Ocean governance must be grounded in international law
Why Islamic finance could provide an ethical model for funding the green transition
Creative Antarctica: artists transport audiences to the edge of the world
University of Melbourne and National University of Samoa form partnership for a resilient Pacific
Infrastructure Plan Contradicts Government Own Spending Priorities
Labor continues climate vandalism with Middlemount coal mine extension
“Insulting and tone deaf” Labor refuses to fund climate resilience – and lets big polluters off the hook in government inquiry response  
GREENS LEADER ACCUSES LABOR MPS OF HYPOCRISY OVER BUSHFIRES WHILE APPROVING NEW FOSSIL FUEL PROJECTS
Greens legislation would ban dirty donations as AEC data reveals major parties still pocketing millions in corporate handouts
Only community and Greens pressure can keep Great Barrier Reef hopes alive
Pressure building on Labor to ditch billions in fuel tax credits in budget
Greens call on the Government to increase and extend the Civil Defence Payment to all regions affected
New images show bushfire devastation in Victoria as offshore gas drilling in Otway Basin continues
How this ‘dirtbag’ billionaire chose to do capitalism differently
Another Season Of Loss In Victoria
Pets suffer in extreme heat. An animal welfare expert explains how we can help them
Climate Inaction Will Fuel ACT Budget’s Woes
Victoria must do more to protect communities as bushfires escalate amidst worst fire conditions since Black Summer
We’ve failed young people for 30 years. Our new nature laws are their foundation. 
How climate campaigns can cut through ad fatigue
Labor’s ocean acreage handout exposes fossil fuel state capture
‘Mindful gifting’ could be the kindest thing you do for yourself and others this Christmas
Labor’s special treatment for fossil fuel corporations abandons climate science and will slow transition to cheaper, cleaner energy 
Asia floods: Race on to get emergency supplies to cut-off families as some communities use canoes to deliver aid
$32 million lost by the Forestry Corporation in Public Native Forest Logging
Better land, soil and water management key to feeding 10 billion people, FAO warns
BREAKING: Greenpeace activists arrested by police helicopter after seven-hour protest on coal ship
Greenpeace activists block coal ship from entering world’s largest coal port at Rising Tide blockade
Transboundary animal diseases pose urgent threat to global food security, FAO warns
Greens Secure Senate Inquiry Into CSIRO Job Cuts
COP30 falls short, offering a ‘spark of hope but far more heartbreak’ – Oxfam Australia
COP to be hosted by Türkiye with Australia leading negotiations
UN Women welcomes the adoption of the Belém Gender Action Plan and urges its effective implementation
Northern Territory Land Councils warn senate inquiry about changes to Australia’s environment law
SAVE THE CHILDREN: Australia doesn’t need to host COP31 to show climate leadership
Labor giving billion-dollar cost of COP to Pacific would show genuine climate leadership
Engineered microbes could tackle climate change – if we ensure it’s done safely
Australia must put equity and inclusion at heart of COP31: ACOSS
South Africa puts a stern test to G20 leaders this year to confront the scourge of global inequalitly

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