Around the world, women and girls are disproportionately affected by the impacts of climate change. Women make up 80% of the population displaced by climate change and...
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On 17 February, 2026, the federal government announced significant developments in how Alcoa’s bauxite mining operations in Western Australia’s jarrah forests are regulated by...
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The surf coast and Colac Otway Shire community are celebrating a win for wildlife after the offshore regulator, NOPSEMA, rejected a plan to...
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The Murray-Darling Basin Plan is currently under review, with opportunities for members of the public to participate in consultation. See the...
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UniSuper’s marketing and investment decisions have again been referred to the federal corporate watchdog, ASIC, after Environmental Defenders Office client John Dixon lodged a...
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Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt’s decision to allow Alcoa to continue destroying Western Australia’s jarrah forest for another 18 months is...
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NSW conservation group 4nature is taking legal action to make Centennial Coal rehabilitate its mothballed Angus Place coal mine near Lithgow, two hours west of...
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The WA Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has recommended approval of the Valhalla Gas Exploration Appraisal Program, a major fracking project that could result in 20...
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The NSW Land and Environment Court has allowed the NSW Nature Conservation Council (NCC) to join proceedings in defence of the Independent...
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The Wilderness Society (TWS) has asked the national consumer watchdog, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC), to investigate whether...
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