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New Kimberley Indigenous Protected Areas a ‘giant step forward’ - May 23, 2013
The Australian Conservation Foundation today welcomed the announcement of four new Indigenous Protected Areas that will cover more than 8 million hectares and form one of the largest conservation corridors in Australia.
The Australian and European carbon prices – your questions answered - May 16, 2013
Does the drop in the European carbon price mean pricing pollution doesn’t work? Is the carbon price responsible for a hole in the Budget? These and other questions answered...
One fossil fuel loophole closed, $10 billion worth to go - May 15, 2013
The Government has closed one loophole, but missed the opportunity to remove $10 billion of fossil fuel subsidies from the Federal Budget and limit further climate change, according to Paid to Pollute, the alliance of environment and community organisations.

August 11, 2011 Climate action will be good for regional Australia
August 8, 2011 Massive public support for SW marine sanctuaries
August 8, 2011 Kimberley values deserve recognition
August 7, 2011 Statement on Tasmanian Forests Intergovernmental Agreement
August 4, 2011 Kakadu uranium miner scraps acid extraction project, but wants to go underground
August 1, 2011 Communities around Australia prepare to Say Yes
July 28, 2011 Iron Range handover sparks call for federal govt support on Cape York
July 28, 2011 Climate action: time to move from good intentions to good law
July 25, 2011 Environment groups' response to Tas Forests Heads of Agreement
July 22, 2011 Kimberley too precious to turn into an industrial site
July 21, 2011 Don’t go to big polluters for advice on environmental effectiveness
July 19, 2011 Environment groups back timber workers’ call
July 11, 2011 Say Yes launches next wave of people power campaign
July 10, 2011 Australian action on climate change starts here
July 8, 2011 Urgent need to protect Tasmania’s high conservation value forests

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