We know it’s been a long way to the top for Albo – but now we want to see him go harder and faster on climate action! That means no new gas or coal mines and more wind and solar. It also means quickly fixing the environment laws.
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Good News July 25, 2025
David 1, Goliath 0: Massive Hunter coal mine expansion stopped by locals – and the mine has to pay court costs!
Good News July 18, 2025
This week saw goodbyes to Chinese dams, Swedish bottom trawling and a potential new Qld coal mine – and hello to World Heritage status for WA rock art, including the Burrup Peninsular!
Nanna News 21 July 2025
Today we release our latest video with a very important message for pollies as they gather for the opening of the new Commonwealth Parliament. Last week was a challenging one with the Federal Court’s rejection of the climate change case taken by Torres Strait Island elders against the commonwealth, but we were fired up toContinue reading “Nanna News 21 July 2025”
Action of the Week 21 July 2025
So much important work governments should do – here’s a clickfest for you to do anytime, anywhere.
Nanna News 14 July 2025
It’s been a week of action on coal for the Nannas, but we have also had fun practicing our moves for our next video. We met deadlines in making submissions on Net Zero, Carbon Trading on Native Forests and the extension of Boggabri coal mine.
Action of the Week 14 July 2025
The Minister for the Environment will soon face a huge test. Does Murray Watt stand for the environment, water and the climate, or for a brand new Whitehaven Coal mega open cut coal mine in Queensland?
Good News July 11, 2025
Poland is no longer coal-land; ‘Superwood’ starts rolling out of the factory next month; and the EU is smashing it’s clean air pledges!
Nanna News 7 July 2025
‘Turning the Ship’ film review, NSW State of Environment Report, Indigenous led climate action and what happened to MethaneSAT.
Action of the Week 7 July 2025
The NSW Environment and Water Ministers could sign off on river water sharing plans that ignore experts’ recommendations and lock in a decade of unsustainable levels of irrigation in the northern Murray-Darling Basin.