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‘The whales are in trouble:’ Traditional Custodian files legal challenge to Woodside’s seismic blasting approval
Australia’s failure to deliver on climate promises puts women’s lives at risk
ComCom proposes greater transparency from lines companies, with increasing reliance on electricity
Electricity driving life
New directories to unlock SA’s hydrogen supply chain
Critics of ‘degrowth’ economics say it’s unworkable – but from an ecologist’s perspective, it’s inevitable
Tool to track climate progress shows fossil fuel producers come up short
Nearly one in eight Australian households experiencing insurance unaffordability in wake of escalating climate crisis
Revealed: ANZ at back of pack in race to zero
UN expert: South Africa must tackle crude legacy of environmental racism and toxic exposure
Woodside starts Burrup Hub dredging in endangered turtle habitat
Government refreshes Trade Frameworks
New report for the first time quantifies the “bad romance” between arts and fossil fuels
Greenpeace joins Pasifika leaders and activists for Kioa climate dialogue
Empowering Kiwis to have a say in the energy transition
Speech by Paul Gregory at the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) Conference Aotearoa NZ 2023
Methane camera reveals widespread potent gas leaks
Talking to young people about Voice
Nearly two million solar panels fast-tracked
Darwin parents arrive in Canberra to call on government to withdraw gas support
Plastic rocks, plutonium, and chicken bones: the markers we’re laying down in deep time
Vets call on governments to put animal welfare ahead of fossil fuel interests in Beetaloo Basin
Save the Children supports calls for government to establish duty of care to young people on climate 
Government’s Sea Dumping Bill is a con job that facilitates fossil fuels 
The City of Ballarat to investigate transitioning BALC to renewable energy
A carbon tax can have economic, not just environmental benefits for Australia
Transcript – 3AW with Neil Mitchell: APPEA Chief Executive Samantha McCulloch talks Victoria gas bans & activists targeting private home of APPEA Chair
Albanese must address AAD uncertainty
Conservationists slam NOPSEMA decision to allow seismic blasting for controversial Scarborough gas project
Greenpeace vows to fight Woodside’s dangerous seismic blasting
BREATHTAKING HYPOCRISY: NT ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS RESPOND TO THE CHIEF MINISTER’S PRESS CLUB SPEECH
MINNS OUT OF STEP ON GAS: NEEDS TO RECONSIDER 1st August 2023
Great Barrier Reef still facing ‘In Danger’ threat next year
Great Barrier Reef decision no cause for celebration
Vanadium battery to power regional WA
8,000+ petition urges Freo to give Woodside the heave-ho
Labor must heed UN climate warning
Gas policy will slash bills and emissions
Australia-first trial to support hospitality transition towards all-electric cooking
Greens call on Labor to significantly increase coal royalties to avoid austerity budget
Victorian gas connection ban important, but risks being undermined by other coal and gas projects
Overdue inquiry report shows Victorian Government must act faster on gas and transport
Bully-Boy Woodside using its massive resources to intimidate and bankrupt peaceful protestors
UN experts welcome first Latin American and Caribbean Tax Summit
Australia is touted as a future clean energy ‘superpower’ – but new research suggests other nations will outperform us
No time for delay: NSW Government needs to go all in on renewables
Turning medical plastic waste into useable energy
University plots path to a sustainable future with new strategy