Rising extreme weather costs fuel campaign ahead of new resilience strategy

Rex Patrick wins FOI battle against Government, which appeals then caves under pressure, reduces costs to $20,000, still too high

British Columbia battling 102 fires day and night across province, as breakneck speed hampers firefighters’ efforts

Vegetable and grain growers call for urgent action, warning of ‘catastrophic’ harvests due to continent-wide drought

South Australia's hottest weather in six years creates dangerous bushfire conditions, which the head of the Country Fire Service says are "as serious as it gets".

Data shows wealthiest 0.1% of the US burn carbon at 4,000 times the rate of the world’s poorest 10%

Extracts of planned changes to the EPBC Act prompt ‘anger’ from conservation organisations that fear nature protection will be weakened

The discovery of a dead whale entangled in a shark net off Coledale Beach ignites fresh debate on New South Wales's controversial shark net program.

Lobbying has become big business, with around 727 lobbyists registered in the national capital, more than three times the number of elected officials sitting in parliament.

Australia’s best-known Carbon Capture & Storage plant run by Chevron captures a fraction of the total emissions it generates.

Looks like some ideas didn’t make it

New report finds the gas industry alone burns more gas just to operate LNG export terminals than the entire Australian manufacturing sector.

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The International Court of Justice was unequivocal about the consequences for countries that make the climate crisis worse. As one of the world's biggest fossil fuel exporters, it puts Australia on no...

Charity says number of people needing care for malnutrition has quadrupled and blames Israeli ‘policy of starvation’

The UN world court is coming to a conclusion on its largest ever case, which considers states' legal responsibilities to tackle climate change. It all began with a bold student idea.

There is much work for the EU to do between now and COP30 in Belém to achieve a strong set of COP30 outcomes.

Rather than addressing real structural barriers that exacerbate global climate risks, the EU has increasingly focused on extracting critical materials from the Global South.

Two-thirds of the biggest 65 banks increased financing by $162bn from 2023 to 2024, walking back climate promises