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Councillors say they are tired of ratepayers footing the bill for climate disasters, while our biggest polluters pay nothing.
Senator David Pocock said the lack of action is due to corporate capture of the major political parties.
Plus: How the country could save $2.2bn a year
With just three weeks until the launch of the National Environmental Protection Agency, what can it actually do?
The National Environment Protection Agency explained.
“A lot of the habitat formers - the seaweeds, understory invertebrates - have disappeared.”
These "grassroots” movements appear to be organised by everyday people, but pull back the curtain and you’ll find the fossil fuel industry.
Plus: Why powering data centres with nuclear in Australia doesn't add up
A group from the Hunter Valley is in a High Court showdown.
Tuesday’s budget has disappointed those who want to lessen our reliance on fossil fuels.
The trees are razed for timber and products including boxes, woodchips and paper pulp.
Recovery from bushfires isn’t just physical, it’s also mental.
How do we define liveable? Habitable? These are words in legislation, but what exactly do they mean?
Local councils across the country are finding ways to make energy cheaper while maintaining the aesthetic of our cities.
A local council in Western Victoria warns ageing trucks, communication blackouts and emergency management gaps are leaving firefighters exposed.
Plus: Who profits from pokies?
Plus: NSW Police says its spying isn't illegal.
Is it fair to compare an e-bike battery to one that can power your home?
Plus: What does the Iran war mean for overseas travel?
"There's a risk data centres are offered an all-you-can-eat-and-drink buffet of power and water. Without proper guardrails, communities pick up the tab.”
What's going on with AGL's Gippsland mine rehabilitation
Plus: The floods and fires of western Victoria
Plus: More on fossil fuel companies being kicked out of ACT schools
The ban means fossil fuel companies are now in the same boat as the gambling, weapons, and tobacco industries.
The Bureau of Meteorology says parts of the country will be in the mid 40's for days.
