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Greens call on Richmond MP to apologise for putting electorate at risk by lifting emissions, approving 28 new coal and gas projects
Mid-year budget update a wasted opportunity to tackle the cost-of-living
The Coalition reveals the cost of its nuclear power plan – but the devil is in the missing detail
Govt’s Emissions Plan For Measly 1% Reduction
Coalition’s eye-watering nuclear price tag could buy solar for every Australian home that doesn’t have it (five times over)
WHEELS FALL OFF LABOR’S DISASTROUS COAL PROJECT, GREENS SAY IT MUST BE SCRAPPED NOW 
GREENS SLAM LABOR’S PLAN TO FAST TRACK NEW GAS DRILLING IN THE MIDDLE OF A CLIMATE CRISIS 
Tim Winton, John Butler & scientists visit spectacular Scott Reef to highlight Woodside’s risky gas plans
FAO marks International Mountain Day 2024 with a focus on climate adaptation solutions
University of Canterbury second equal for sustainability | University of Canterbury
Fossil fuel lobbyist appointment to EECA board called out
Greens Launch Action Plan To Protect Great Barrier Reef
World Soil Day 2024 underlines vital importance of accurate soil data and information for food security
You Can’t Bank On Pine Trees In Climate Crisis
Jet zero? Why net zero in aviation can’t get off the ground
At FAO Council, Director-General QU Dongyu calls for more visionary guidance for a better future for humanity
New guidance launched for safe, climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable healthcare facilities
Helping produce more with less: FAO and IAEA mark 60-year partnership
Faruqi urges the Labor government to adopt all recommendations from the Select Committee Report on climate risk and insurance
Outcomes For Australia At COP29
“A band-aid on a gunshot wound”: children and young people say social media ban for under 16s won’t stop online harm
Plan International Australia statement on COP29: “A devastating outcome”, leaving future generations unprotected and vulnerable to climate crisis
Oxfam reaction to Australia’s pledge to the fund for Loss and Damage at COP29
Tobias Alfvén presents at COP29: Addressing climate change and child health
NGO’s urge Australia to act in final days of COP29
UN Women calls for increased gender-focused climate finance at COP29
COP29: ‘climate finance’ for the Pacific is mostly loans, saddling small island nations with more debt
Inner West Turns On First Of 138 Public EV Charging Stations
Labor’s $50 million pledge to the Loss & Damage Fund is a start, but new coal and gas must end
Australia contributes $50 million for loss and damage from climate change
Oxfam reaction to Australia’s Pledge to the Fund for Loss and Damage at COP29
COP29: New FAO analysis maps Nationally Determined Contributions, identifies opportunities, gaps and risks related to agrifood climate solutions
Why Toilets are Key in Adapting to Climate Change
Oxfam reaction to Australian Government announcement of $125 to support the Pacific renewable energy transition
Greens Slam Labor Inaction For Bus Strike
Greens Pledge To Fight PFAS & Plastics
FAO urges APEC to scale up investments and support vulnerable communities
Leaders must show courage to tax the super-rich to rescue 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, say experts: G20
UNITAR Advocates for Global Youth and Sustainability at COP29 in Baku
Oxfam reaction to Australian Government Asian Development Bank (ADB) climate change loans
WHO celebrates US$10 million grant for Health Impact Investment Platform
Countering Disinformation In Australia And Pacific
Monash University debuts as winner and finalist in six categories at 2024 Green Gown Awards
COP29: FAO says agrifood systems transformation holds solutions for the climate crisis
NGOs welcome Australian Government initiative to strengthen Indo-Pacific development finance ecosystem
COP29: Why Toilets are Key in Adapting to Climate Change
In a record-breaking drought, bush birds from around Perth flocked to the city
WHO demands urgent integration of health in climate negotiations ahead of COP29