climate change

Tuesday night marked the first of New Zealand’s election debates, with Prime Minster Jacinda Ardern and National Party leader Judith Collins taking the stage.

Tara Tolhurst, is a young northern NSW university student who experienced three climate-related disasters in her teenage years.

These teens are finding creative avenues to pursue climate action, even if it means taking a long shot, writes Laura Schuijers.

Sustainability in business is no longer a ‘nice-to-have’, it’s imperative for tackling climate change and for recovery from the COVID-19 economic crisis.

Because we are rich in coal and gas, Australia has been plagued with two decades of wars over climate policy, writes Judith Brett.

Imagine a world where we stabilise climate change, halt species extinction, increase forest cover and overcome inequality. We can choose to fight for it.

Action Aid Australia and Women’s Agenda brought another stellar lineup of young activists for Women Leading Climate Action webinar series.

The devastation the pandmeic has inflicted is a reminder of our vulnerability and the importance of climate change prevention and mitigation.

Now is the time to lift voices of women at the forefront of leading climate action. Angela Priestley is joined by women leaders tackling climate change.

Three climate leaders on the need for more women to get heard on the crisis, and for climate change to stay top of mind during the pandemic.

For the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Greta Thunberg’s climate organisation, Fridays for Future, has released a hard-hitting public service announcement.

COVID-19 has already shown us it is possible to take urgent and radical action on a global scale. This is a moment to push for a sustainable future.