Climate How women collaborated to bring a ‘Charter for Change’ to Parliament House In the Members’ Hall last week, the WCC presented the Charter to 8 women MPs and senators from each of the major parties and independents.
News & Views Indigenous women-led network receives 1 million pound prize from the Prince of Wales to help save the Great Barrier Reef The Queensland Indigenous Women Rangers Network recieves $1.8 million in “Revive Our Oceans” category of Prince Williams’ Earthshot Prize.
Climate Climate activist Deanna Coco’s 15 month sentence is “outrageous” and “alarming” Reactions have been severe after climate protester Deanna Coco was sentence to 15 months prison last week for her protest in April
Climate Climate change has women’s health consequences that must be addressed Obstetrician and gynecologist Dr Ying Gu wants more of us to understand the women’s health consequences of climate change.
Climate Court rules against Clive Palmer’s coal mine in landmark case led by First Nations youth A Queensland court has ruled Clive Palmer’s proposed Waratah Coal Project would unjustifiably infringe upon human rights in a landmark climate change case.
Climate COP27: one big breakthrough but ultimately an inadequate response to the climate crisis The big news of COP27 was agreement to establish a fund for ‘loss and damage’. But many lamented the summit’s overall outcome, saying it falls short of a sufficient response to the climate crisis.
Ed's Blog Women’s voices on climate need more than a ‘Gender Day’ at COP27 November 14 marks “Gender Day at COP27 in Egypt. But with women largely excluded from the process, what does this mean?
News & Views The greatest intergenerational justice: Young people demand greater climate action at COP27 Young people are demanding greater climate action at this year’s COP27, naming this the greatest intergenerational justice youth face today.
Climate Maybe ask women? When just 7 of key 111 COP27 speakers are female Another lost year on climate action. And another set of global talks that remain dominated by men, saying the same things.
News & Views Barbados PM Mia Mottley tells COP27 there will be 1 billion climate refugees by 2050 Mia Mottley told world leaders at COP27 they have a responsibility to act on the promises they make on climate.
News & Views Greta Thunberg: COP27 is an ‘opportunity for big polluters to greenwash’ Greta Thunberg has told Australians to wake up and treat the climate crisis like the emergency it is in an interview with the ABC’s 7.30.
Profiles ‘Be the change you have not seen’: Dr Morley Muse on intersectionality in STEM Womens’s Agenda Leadership Award for Emerging Leader in STEM is Dr Morley Muse, who chats to us about intersectionality in STEM
