Australia’s inglorious position at the bottom of the developed world’s ranking on climate change policy comes in sharp contrast to the triumphant rhetoric of Environment Minister Greg Hunt and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in Paris, writes Hannah Aulby
Australia's neo-colonial sophistry holding back progress in Paris
07 December 15
By any reckoning, Environment Minister Greg Hunt's positioning at the start of the Paris climate change conference is hard to swallow on the vexed issue of withdrawing from fossil fuels and the misguided subsidies that help support them, writes Suzanne Harter
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Australia's new uranium sales deals are derelict and dangerous, writes Dave Sweeney.
Federal government must maintain environmental protection role
30 November 15
In Northern Queensland, we have recently seen a spate of large scale land clearing at Olive Vale and Strathmore stations threatening endangered species and damaging Australia's efforts to tackle climate change
More dangerous bushfires in our future if we don't take action on climate change
26 November 15
There are no climate change sceptics at the end of a fire hose, writes Peter Marshall and Victoria McKenzie-McHarg
If Unionists And Environmentalists Work Together Climate Change Can Become An Opportunity
26 November 15
Moving our economy to a low-emissions future can help create jobs and overcome social disadvantage. But only if we work together, write Colin Long, Troy Gray, and Victoria McKenzie-McHarg.
Coal subsidy deal puts Australia on the wrong track
24 November 15
Australia is getting left behind by a world ready to move beyond coal, writes Hannah Aulby
The Kakadu Charter which helped stop a uranium mine marks 15 years of shared values
16 November 15
This week marks a significant anniversary in a landmark battle to protect a people, and a place. Justin O’Brien and Dave Sweeney explain.