Greenpeace activists scale turret in Woodside protestActivists with Greenpeace Australia Pacific have carried out a protest on a discarded oil tower owned by Woodside Energy on Sunday. The activists dropped a banner reading, “Woodside, Don’t Be A Tosser”.

The Western Australian budget has been delivered, with a commitment to a green energy transition away from coal and a new large-scale 500-megawatt battery. Greenpeace Australia Pacific’s Head of Clean Energy Transition Jess Panegyres said that this commitment could mark a historic turning point in...

The largest Pacific commitment made by Australia during its budget announcement on Tuesday was a major security package worth around $1.4 billion. Pacific Minister Pat Conroy has defended the investment by saying it was a result of Pacific priorities however the budget included no new major climate...

The 2023 Australian Federal Budget has been revealed, and includes significant investments in clean energy, with the government allocating $2 billion towards a new hydrogen program aimed at developing a sustainable domestic industry and export market, and a tax on critical minerals extraction.

Jim Chalmers to announce first surplus in 15 years in 2023 federal budgetThe treasurer has revealed ahead of Tuesday night’s budget that the 2022-23 bottom line has reached surplus. The four-year budget projection is now $143bn better off than when the treasury carried out the same projection a...

What we know so far about treasurer Jim Chalmers’ 2023 budgetOn Sunday the government announced a plan to collect $2.4bn more in petroleum resource rent tax over four years by capping the proportion of PRRT assessable income that can be offset by deductions to 90%. Chalmers has also said the energy...

An environmental activist has been convicted and fined after spray painting a Perth police station with four yellow Woodside energy logos protesting the proposed Burrup Hub project. Magistrate Matthew Walton commended Deanna “Violet” Coco for her strong personal beliefs however cautioned her...

A Western Australian journalist who was taking photos of the removal of ancient rock art from the site of a fertiliser plant says she was repeatedly stopped by police and eventually had the images seized during a raid. The police action comes amid a crackdown on environmental activists in the state.

In what’s been labelled an argument for the “economic interest of the company,” Australia’s top-selling car maker, Toyota, is claiming that a rapid transition towards electric vehicles does not align with market truth and market reality. 

How Indigenous knowledge can help fight climate changeIncorporating Indigenous knowledge systems and science is an effective way of addressing the impacts of climate change, and it's urgent in the Torres Strait.