climate change

Women are finding practical ways to tackle climate change, from turning industrial emissions into building materials to mobilising communities to protect reefs.

Pacific leaders are calling for urgent climate action, warning that exceeding 1.5°C threatens their communities, cultures and future.

After devastating floods in Nepal, one woman asks Australia and other wealthy countries to help communities rebuild their lives.

Climate disasters can increase violence against women and girls, while placing greater care burdens on those already facing inequality.

We’re exploring the idea of the “crisis stack”, and how multiple economic, social and global challenges pile up for women and families.

Women’s Agenda will spend the next six weeks exploring the role of care, kindness and connection in Australia’s response to climate change.

New evidence shows more coal mining puts jobs, communities and NSW’s future economy at greater risk every year

The climate crisis is deepening inequality in the Pacific, and COP31 is a chance to put girls at the centre of solutions.

Ten Australians who have each had their lives upended by climate change are taking a landmark legal case against the government to the UN.

Amid global fuel crisis, governments fall short on supporting cleaner, cheaper energy options for everyday transport

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