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“Sink or swim”: WA Gov hugely underestimating decline in regional gas demand while sleeping on green exports, new report finds
Australia’s climate credibility tested at Pacific Pre-COP talks, as High Court fossil fuel ruling puts government on notice
Flotilla brings Pacific voices and message to leaders at Pre-COP meeting: ‘Keep 1.5C Alive’
A ‘victory’ for communities as High Court rules climate impacts from coal and gas must be considered even where fossil fuels are exported
‘Don’t waste this moment’: Pre-COP must back Pacific priorities; respond to the urgency of the climate crisis
David Shoebridge and Steph Hodgins-May to lead Greens in fight against corporate greed
Albanese’s NY Climate Week address acknowledges scale of the climate challenge, but fossil fuels notably absent
Commencement of NSW Forestry assessment a ‘chance to fix a broken system’ and deliver urgent forest protection
AI giant Anthropic’s first Australian data centre deal an “egregious” example of Big Tech double talk
NSW Labor’s Great Koala National Park one step closer with Federal green light of ACCUS method | statement
WA Must Rein In Gas Industry’s Daylight Robbery
From soundtracking our lives to saving our seas, Radiohead’s Australian tour to support AMCS
Coal mine approval as Albanese meets Pacific leaders undermines Pacific partnership, as UN warns of 1.5C overshoot
‘Bloody dangerous territory’: UN report an indictment of govt climate inaction
Coles, Woolworths Failing On Deforestation Commitments
Risk of “catastrophic” oil spill reaching Kimberley coast found in Woodside’s Scott Reef gas drilling plans
Perth voters, including majority One Nation, Labor supporters, reject Scott Reef gas drilling and Kimberley fracking plans
Test Of Nature Law Standards Is Major Curb On Deforestation
Millions of kilograms of marine life taken from Australia’s marine protected areas every year, FOI finds
Marine Parks Network Review Once-in-a-decade Opportunity
Talent available: International Seabed Authority Assembly underway as calls for deep sea mining moratorium grows
Cook Government must recognise risks posed by Woodside’s Scott Reef drilling plans
Great Barrier Reef still in hot water, nature law critical for reef’s future
Labor Must Follow Through On Promise To Stop Deep Sea Mining
Greenpeace welcomes dismissal of Woodside’s anti-democratic “SLAPP suit” against climate campaigners
70,000+ submissions call on Minister Watt to reconsider Woodside’s controversial Browse gas project
“Next year is too late for regulations”: Beetaloo Energy’s 2GW gas-powered AI data centre a “disaster proposal” destined to cause climate chaos
Albanese rolls out the red carpet to data centre ‘energy vampires’, delays meaningful legislation
Woodside “SLAPP suit” against climate campaigners an attempt to silence growing opposition to drilling at Scott Reef
Proposal for ‘Hyperscale’ data centre in remote Northern Territory demonstrates need for urgent moratorium
FOIs show fossil fuel “rust bucket” Northern Endeavour shipped 17,000 kms from Australia with toxic, corrosive substances
Woodside’s Browse plans in “hot water” following administrative decisions by the federal Environment Minister and department
‘Detached from reality’: Stalled progress at Bonn climate talks leaves COP31 Presidency facing uphill battle
‘A new chapter’: Inaugural National EPA CEO John Bradley faces significant choices on the horizon
COP31 electrification push a welcome first step by Presidency, but insufficient without ending fossil fuels: Greenpeace
‘Incoming COP Presidency must shape the vision’: Greenpeace response to Minister Bowen’s opening address at Bonn climate talks
Data Centre report shows frenzied AI data centre projects will derail energy transition and emissions targets
‘Energy Vampires’: Greenpeace calls for moratorium on data centres as new report reveals frenzied rollout would derail energy transition
UNGA heeds Pacific voices, backs world court on states’ climate obligations
Pacific civil society cautions ISA of ‘bluewashing’ deep-sea mining
‘Missing the moment’: Budget 2026 misses the mark on climate and nature
‘A new low’: Greenpeace responds to Woodside’s flawed emissions reduction and renewables modelling
‘Self-serving tosh’: Woodside’s Browse gas would derail energy transition and wreck Scott Reef
Greenpeace statement on Browse project’s federal assessment timeline
Gas Reservation Policy announcement a smokescreen to distract from calls for a fair tax on gas exports
WA Government’s fumble of emissions reduction targets would be a betrayal of community and science
Greenpeace Australia Pacific calls on Cook Government to commit to Renewable Energy Target following federal renewable energy investment announcement
Greenpeace calls on Australian government to uphold international law and ensure safe passage of peaceful Gaza flotilla

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