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Electrify Australia has arrived, and it wants our homes off gas.
Electrify Australia has launched as a national coalition of more than 30 consumer, climate, industry and research groups pushing the country off gas, diesel and petrol.
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The KooyongKoot Alliance
Formed in a 2020 lockdown Zoom call, the KooyongKoot Alliance unites Melbourne’s Gardiners Creek friends groups behind one shared strategic plan, planting 10,000+ natives and healing the catchment for future generations.
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Shifting Money for Climate Action
Founded in Australia in 2013, Market Forces follows the money, exposing the financial ties between banks, super funds and the fossil fuel industry to shift billions away from climate destruction.
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Biolinks
The Biolinks Alliance is restoring and reconnecting Central Victoria’s landscapes through community-driven conservation. Their “Local to Landscape” approach brings together Traditional Owners, farmers, and conservation groups to rebuild ecosystems using evidence-based methods that enable…
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DJAARA – The Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation
From national parks returned as Aboriginal title to thriving enterprises in land management, culture, bush foods, and housing, DJAARA fuses ancient Dja Dja Wurrung wisdom with modern practice to heal Country.
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A story about the possibilities of partnership
“The Wurreka Galkangu partnership brings together Dja Dja Wurrung Traditional Custodians and Bush Heritage Australia, combining traditional knowledge with conservation science to heal and protect Country since the early 2000s.”
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Have your say: Queensland community rights to be gutted in proposed Bill
The Queensland Government’s Mineral Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 would drastically narrow who can object to mining leases in the independent Land Court and give Ministers broad discretion to block objections.
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Climate Change Deniers have become Clean Energy Deniers
As outright climate denial dies, opponents of climate action have pivoted to attacking clean energy itself. Delay is the new denial. In Australia, it’s already costing projects, investment, and trust.
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We can finally measure the damage each new coal, gas or oil project will do to people and nature
Scientists have launched the Carbon Impacts Tracer, an open-source tool quantifying exactly how much individual fossil fuel projects will warm the planet and damage lives, ending the industry’s “drop in the ocean” defence permanently.