A new report estimating that some 65,000 Australians were displaced by last summer’s catastrophic bushfires has underscored the disproportionate impacts on Aboriginal communities and s... Read more
Ahead of a global day of climate action this Friday (25 September), a young climate activist from Uganda, Vanessa Nakate, laments the lack of global attention to how the climate crisis is de... Read more
In September last year, Rachel Green went on maternity leave. By the time she returned to work, running a mental health and disability service provider, she was committed to embedding climat... Read more
Investing in green energy creates three times more jobs than investing in fossil fuel energy, according to United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, in a powerful call for governmen... Read more
This article is published as part of Croakey’s contribution to the global Covering Climate Now collaboration, and was funded by our Patreon crowdfunding campaign to support public inte... Read more
Over the summer, Amy Coopes spent long hours on Twitter sharing bushfire news, especially for her local community of Albury and surrounds, on Wiradjuri Country in southern NSW. Her tweets al... Read more
Drought-stricken towns in Australia are awaiting news of a billion dollar federal stimulus, as some prepare for an ‘unimaginable’ water crisis from drought worsened by climate ch... Read more
From international healthcare conferences to local community organisations and the corridors of Canberra, momentum is building for healthy climate action. Melissa Sweet reports on some signi... Read more
Queensland emergency physician Dr Marianne Cannon was an intern in Victoria during the tragic 1983 Ash Wednesday bushfires, when 75 people were killed in south-eastern Australia. Those memor... Read more
Marie McInerney writes: The United Kingdom’s Labour Opposition committed last week to delivering the “greenest health service in the world“, promising to invest in solar pa... Read more
