Just weeks ago, Australians made it clear at the ballot box: climate action matters. But the recent approval of Woodside’s massive North West Shelf gas project extension tells a harsher truth.

The Albanese Government is considering whether to green light a mega-polluting gas project in Western Australia. The proposal is to extend the life of Australia’s largest mainland gas plant until 2070 ...

This election, Australians endorsed the progress that’s already been made, and backed a renewable-powered future.

This report identifies the suburbs across Australia where properties face the most acute risk from climate-fuelled extreme weather events.

The 2025 Federal Election is a critical turning point for climate action. Every decision made in the next term of Parliament will set Australia’s climate trajectory for decades to come, and determine ...

Read more in our new report Climate Crossroads: Progress, Politics and a Pivotal Election, where we outline what the science tells us needs to be done in the next term of Parliament, and what credible ...

This report looks at how climate pollution is driving more ferocious extreme weather events like Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Almost six months since the Federal Coalition first announced their nuclear scheme, they’ve finally released the costings. And as we expected, they’ve cooked the books.

Australia’s leading science agency, CSIRO, has released its draft GenCost 2024-25 report which provides an economic analysis of the cost of building various energy projects in Australia. So what does ...

Queensland may be known as the Sunshine State, but it’s also Australia’s ground zero when it comes to climate fuelled disasters. As climate pollution from the burning of coal, oil and gas intensifies ...

Most people understand that carbon dioxide is the number one culprit when it comes to climate change. But there’s another harmful gas permeating our atmosphere and warming up our planet: methane.

A fundamental duty of governments is to keep people safe. Wherever we may live, having a basic level of physical security and the confidence that we are safe and protected at home is essential. For ...