Protesters challenge plans to destroy park and sacred Aboriginal site for Brisbane Olympics
Protesters have been arrested at Brisbane’s Victoria Park after police and Brisbane City Council officers entered a camp standing in…
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First British council votes to recognise the rights of nature
Britain’s Maidstone Borough Council recently voted to embed a “Rights of Nature” framework into its governing processes, becoming the first…
Continue readingThe 2026-27 budget and what to make of inflation
The Australian government entered this year’s federal budget with the confidence of a nation that had largely avoided recession, but…
Continue readingWith the Middle East conflict dragging on, the kick start to renewables makes more sense than ever
The global shift from fossil fuels to clean energy is usually framed as a slow, incremental process but the conflict…
Continue readingThe Goldman Prize selects its first all-female roster of winners in its 37-year history
Six female environmental activists from across the globe were awarded the 2026 Goldman Environmental Prize – known as the green…
Continue readingA new collective is fighting for a sensible approach to managing Dingos
With news that at least six dingoes were euthanised on K’gari (formerly Fraser Island) after the death of a Canadian…
Continue readingTwo Indigenous solar projects receive funding to tackle diesel shortage concerns and reduce power bills
In the outback expanse of Australia’s Northern Territory, two remote Indigenous communities have received funding to take an unprecedented step…
Continue readingHow immersive reality is helping aged care residents travel the world
In a sunlit recreation room in suburban Australia, residents of an aged care facility sip tea and settle into their…
Continue readingScientists report 64% increase in migratory monarch butterflies – WWF
After decades of steep decline, the eastern migratory monarch butterfly is showing a rare sign of recovery. New scientific surveys…
Continue readingThe Human Rights Law Centre wins important NDIS whistleblower protection reforms
After two years of campaigning, Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) campaigners advocating to fix whistleblower protection within the National Disability…
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