It’s Over: Final Victory as Bylong Coal Project Appeal Rejected
The epic legal battle to protect the pristine Bylong Valley from a massive new coal mine has been won, after the High Court today declined to hear an appeal by the...
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New report: Implementing effective independent Environmental Protection Agencies in Australia
In our new report, Implementing effective independent Environmental Protection Agencies in Australia: Best practice environmental governance for environmental justice, EDO makes...
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Jo-Anne Bragg awarded Order of Australia Medal
It is with great pleasure that we advise our supporters and the EDO network that our General Counsel, Jo-Anne Bragg, has been awarded a medal in the General Division of the Order...
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Legal wins for nature in 2021
Despite the disruption of a global pandemic, thanks to you, we had some huge wins for the planet in 2021. We wanted to kick off 2022 by...
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Federal Court rules $21 million in Beetaloo gas grants invalid, rejects climate grounds
The Federal Court has found that Federal Resources Minister Keith Pitt’s decision to grant $21 million of public money to private company Imperial Oil & Gas to pursue fracking...
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Supreme Court case over Woodside’s Scarborough gas project kicks off in Perth
Almost exactly one year since the case was launched, our judicial review over Woodside’s huge Scarborough gas project is heading to court in Perth. The project is located...
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Land Court recommends refusal of New Acland mine unless conditions change
Today the Queensland Land Court recommended Stage 3 of New Acland Coal’s controversial thermal coal mine in the Darling Downs region be refused unless new environmental...
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Huge win for Tasmanian Wilderness as Lake Malbena heli-tourism plans withdrawn
A planning appeal relating to a heli-tourism development at Halls Island, Lake Malbena, in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA) has been withdrawn,...
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WA Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill enacted amid United Nations concerns
The West Australian parliament has passed new cultural heritage legislation, just days after a United Nations committee raised concerns about the new laws. The UN Committee on the...
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Second Supreme Court challenge to Woodside’s Scarborough development
Lawyers from EDO – on behalf of the Conservation Council of WA (CCWA) – have filed a second Supreme Court challenge relating to the Scarborough gas proposal as pressure...
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