In a huge win for marine life and the community, Norwegian company Subsea 7 has abandoned its controversial plans to construct 10km-long pipelines and drag them through Ningaloo Marine Park for use at offshore oil rigs. The proposal threatened vital humpback whale nursery areas and marine ecosystems off the Western Australian coast, and was strongly […]
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In a huge win for marine life and the community, Norwegian company Subsea 7 has abandoned its controversial plans to construct 10km-long pipelines and drag them through Ningaloo Marine Park for use at offshore oil rigs. The proposal threatened vital humpback whale nursery areas and marine ecosystems off the Western Australian coast, and was strongly […]
Read More… from Win for Ningaloo Marine Park as Subsea 7 scraps plans
In a huge win for marine life and the community, Norwegian company Subsea 7 has abandoned its controversial plans to construct 10km-long pipelines and drag them through Ningaloo Marine Park for use at offshore oil rigs. The proposal threatened vital humpback whale nursery areas and marine ecosystems off the Western Australian coast, and was strongly […]
Read More… from Win for Ningaloo Marine Park as Subsea 7 scraps plans
In a huge win for marine life and the community, Norwegian company Subsea 7 has abandoned its controversial plans to construct 10km-long pipelines and drag them through Ningaloo Marine Park for use at offshore oil rigs. The proposal threatened vital humpback whale nursery areas and marine ecosystems off the Western Australian coast, and was strongly […]
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New gas is a backwards step for Australia. Energy giants aren’t just pushing forward with damaging new gas projects, they’re doing it while claiming gas is a form of cleaner energy. It’s greenwashing, plain and simple. And it’s time to hold the decision-makers in the big energy companies to account for the damage they do […]
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New gas is a backwards step for Australia. Energy giants aren’t just pushing forward with damaging new gas projects, they’re doing it while claiming gas is a form of cleaner energy. It’s greenwashing, plain and simple. And it’s time to hold the decision-makers in the big energy companies to account for the damage they do […]
Read More… from We’re putting the gas industry on notice — We are watching.
New gas is a backwards step for Australia. Energy giants aren’t just pushing forward with damaging new gas projects, they’re doing it while claiming gas is a form of cleaner energy. It’s greenwashing, plain and simple. And it’s time to hold the decision-makers in the big energy companies to account for the damage they do […]
Read More… from We’re putting the gas industry on notice — We are watching.
New gas is a backwards step for Australia. Energy giants aren’t just pushing forward with damaging new gas projects, they’re doing it while claiming gas is a form of cleaner energy. It’s greenwashing, plain and simple. And it’s time to hold the decision-makers in the big energy companies to account for the damage they do […]
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NAIDOC Week 2020: An important year for reflection and advocacy on cultural heritage laws By Senior Solicitor Lauren Butterly This NAIDOC week, with its theme of ‘Always Was, Always Will Be’ is an important time to reflect on cultural heritage laws in Australia, particularly in the wake of the devastating destruction of Juukan Gorge in […]
As noted at the beginning of the reform process in 2018, and then reinforced by the devastating destruction of Juukan Gorge, it is beyond doubt that the WA Aboriginal cultural heritage legislation needs a major overhaul. In this context, EDO welcomes the need for reform and many elements of the draft Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill […]
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