News & Views Climate inaction is a women’s issue – and the Coalition just made it worse The Coalition’s retreat from net zero by 2050 reveals a disregard for what women actually want — stronger action on climate change.
News & Views Labor’s empty climate promises have just cost them the COP31 bid Young people want Australia to take climate change seriously, especially after losing the COP31 bid with the Pacific.
News & Views Australia’s oceans are telling us exactly what they need: bold climate policy Australia’s oceans are telling us exactly what they need: bold climate policy, and a commitment to a safe future for all.
News & Views Zhila Amir Zadeh named Female Innovator of the Year for Australia at COP30 Zhila Amir Zadeh has won an award for innovation at the Mission Innovation Net Zero Industries Award, held at the UN Climate Conference.
Climate Survey finds 40% of women without children hesitant to have kids due to climate crisis Four in ten Australian women without children have reported they are hesitant to have a child because of climate change, a new survey shows.
Ed's Blog Fiji is analysing gendered climate risks. Australia must learn from it Australia’s own recent risk assessment report delivered some passing but startling comments about women without much analysis or detail.
Ed's Blog Women leaders demand seat at table on AI, climate crisis and the global diversity backlash It’s time more women got a say on climate change and AI, especially given the disproportionate impacts on women.
News & Views Trailblazer for women in conservation: Dr Jane Goodall dies, aged 91 Tributes from around the globe are flowing in for the renowned conservationist Dr Jane Goodall, who has died, aged 91.
Climate Natalie Kyriacou’s mission to unite a divided world around the environment An environmentalist and writer, Kyriacou is on a mission to inspire everyone to care about the natural world.
Local Labor sets 62-70% emissions reduction target by 2035. Is it enough? The Albanese government has set an emissions reduction target of 62-73 per cent on 2005 levels by 20235.
News & Views The ‘confronting’ climate risk assessment that shows millions of Australians at risk The government has released its climate risk sssessment, warning millions of Australians will be exposed to “compounding, cascading and concurrent” risks.
World Afghan women left behind as earthquake aid collides with Taliban restrictions Afghan women and girls are bearing some of the heaviest burdens of a deadly 6.0 magnitude in the country’s eastern provinces on Sunday.
