Tanya Plibersek has approved a controversial fertiliser plant near ancient rock art on Western Australia’s Burrup peninsula.

The federal government has taken the first step towards introducing new fuel emission standards to get more electric vehicles into the domestic market, reducing price and emissions - at the national EV summit that kicks off today in Canberra. The event will be attended by Greenpeace CEO, David...

Scientists have called for a tightening of regulation on fishing and gas extraction in Australia’s marine parks, which is putting pressure on our fragile coastal and marine ecosystems.Gas giant Santos is facing an ASIC complaint about greenwashing led by Market Forces. Meanwhile, Woodside has been...

Activists from Greenpeace Deutschlandhave blocked the loading of 300,000 tons of large-diameter pipes from freight liner Europipe - destined for Western Australia ahead of Woodside's deep-sea gas project's construction.Meanwhile, Santos has bought the Hunter Gas Pipeline as it seeks to develop a...

Australia’s decade of climate policy inaction has pushed the nation to the end of the electric vehicle global supply chain, leaving a shortage of affordable clean cars and a lack of charging points that will set back the transition from petrol vehicles for years.

The secret blockers of Australia’s electric vehicle transition have been exposed in a major Sydney Morning Herald investigation, which unveils the car lobby’s plan to slow Australia’s climate plan. Greenpeace Australia Pacific’s Lindsay Soutar says that “The car lobby’s engagement with fuel...

Parliament is set to debate the Albanese government’s climate bill after the signature bill and supporting legislation was introduced yesterday. But Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has also threatened the government will walk away from the legislation if it can't find broader support for the...

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek is considering a temporary halt on the $4.3 billion urea plant on WA’s Burrup Peninsula that traditional First Nations owners say will threaten ancient rock art. 

Our new federal environment minister will today release a sweeping report on the state of the environment that will show it is in bad shape and getting worse because of factors including climate change, habitat loss, invasive species, mining and pollution. No wonder the previous government didn’t...