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How does Melbourne plan for a city that is liveable, memorable, innovative, connected and cooler?
The City of Melbourne has released a draft 25-year plan positioning the environment front and centre of urban planning. With over 100 mentions of nature-related terms and proposals for Australia’s most walkable city, the…
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Bird flu death toll remains hidden as governments report ‘events’, not wildlife deaths
Since the first H5 detection in June 2026, more than 68,000 hotline reports have been logged and 732 events recorded across Australia. But with authorities reporting only “events” rather than estimated deaths by species…
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Nine young Australians spoke up. Now the UN is asking Australia big questions.
Nine young Australians have taken their climate concerns to the UN, where two Special Rapporteurs have now challenged the government over its continued coal and gas approvals. With COP31 approaching, they’re asking the public…
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WA’s 75% Renewables target is exciting – but not for the usual reasons.
WA’s 75% renewable target for 2030 isn’t really a target at all – with projects already in the pipeline, the WA is simply announcing what’s inevitable. The electrification end-game has begun.
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More clean energy reached financial close in the first half of 2026 than across the whole of 2025.
Australian clean energy investment hit new records in the first half of 2026, with 12 generation projects totalling 2.6 GW reaching financial close. More than all of 2025 combined and nine utility-scale batteries (2.3…
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World Wildlife Fund – 2026 Living Planet Report
The World Wildlife Fund’s (WFF) latest Living Planet Report was recently released. Now in its 16th edition, it is a comprehensive study of trends in global biodiversity and the health of the planet.
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Wadi Wadi Traditional Owner Wins Second Legal Victory Over Murray Floodplain Projects
“Floodplains, wetlands, lakes and creeks are part of the river’s natural filtering system. You can’t treat them as separate from the river. Whole intricate ecosystems are working in harmony here and have been for…
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Greenpeace activists occupy Woodside gas project to save Scott Reef
Four Greenpeace Australia Pacific activists spent four days on Woodside’s Scarborough gas platform, 200 kilometres off the coast of Western Australia, protesting the Browse gas project and the threat it poses to Scott Reef.…
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How we can work together to slow fracking in the NT
350 Australia shares a powerful message from Larrakia organiser Laniyuk, urging action against a planned $2 billion Middle Arm gas hub on Darwin Harbour that could boost Australia’s emissions by 22%. Sign the petition…