climate action

Purpose-led businesses face scrutiny, but real climate action depends on transparency, honesty, and accountability when progress falls short.

As the climate crisis continues to reshape Australia, women are at the forefront of vital responses to safeguard future generations. 

Here’s a look at the powerful women who are stepping forward to reshape what climate action looks like in Australia.

Young Australians and Pacific youth are pushing climate action, calling on governments to cut emissions and protect their communities.

Young people want Australia to take climate change seriously, especially after losing the COP31 bid with the Pacific.

At COP30 in Belém, Australia and the Pacific must put women at the centre of climate action, writes Simone Clarke.

The Albanese government has set an emissions reduction target of 62-73 per cent on 2005 levels by 20235.

Shark nets kill marine life, mislead the public, and ignore science, it’s time NSW chose compassion over politics.

International Court of Justice has issued an advisory opinion declaring that States have a legal obligation to fight climate change. 

Over 160 organisations have signed a Call to Action urging governments to enact policies aimed at alleviating climate crises. 

The re-election of Tim Wilson in Goldstein represents a refusal to engage with performance, accountability, or fresh ideas.

Nine Australians have filed a climate complaint with the UN arguing that Australian government have failed to protect their human rights.