climate change

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

More than 6,500 feminist leaders, activists, and changemakers are due to arrive in April. They will comfront uncomfortabel truths Australia can’t ignore, especially on climate change.

Australia’s oceans are telling us exactly what they need: bold climate policy, and a commitment to a safe future for all.

Four in ten Australian women without children have reported they are hesitant to have a child because of climate change, a new survey shows. 

Families are losing homes, savings and security to worsening floods, while government action lags and climate risks rise.

Australia’s own recent risk assessment report delivered some passing but startling comments about women without much analysis or detail.

The prime minister avoided any major pitfalls during his week in the US. Back at home, the Liberal party’s infighting has shown no signs of stopping.

Kathy McKenzie’s political story started in 2011 through her concern with a local coal seam gas project.  She is now heavily involved with the incredible Sydney Knitting Nannas and Friends.

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

The federal court has dismissed a climate change case led by two Torres Strait Traditional Owners, ruling in favour of the Commonwealth.

Intimate partner violence is predicted to increase by 4.7 per cent for every 1°C rise in global temperature, a recent study has found. 

New research has unveiled the power of women’s leadership in sustaining recovery efforts across homes, community halls and online networks.