News - 22 February 2019 - Campaign - South Australia
Leave a comment on Equinor's Environment Plan
To keep Big Oil out of the Bight, it’s critical that Equinor and regulator NOPSEMA hear from you.
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News - 20 February 2019 - Laws - Australia wide
‘Koala Crusader’ has a message for Australians
Meghan loved koalas long before she moved to Australia, but what she's witnessed here has her deeply...
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Media Releases - 19 February 2019 - Campaign - South Australia
Norwegian oil giant Equinor acts worse than BP in pushing insane oil drilling in Great Australian Bight
Equinor lodged its Environmental Plan today to pursue risky ultra-deepwater oil in drilling in one o...
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Events - 03 March 2019 - Campaign - South Australia
Paddle Out for the Bight
Get on board! Positive action to show how much we care for and want to protect our Great Australian ...
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Media Releases - 30 January 2019 - Nature - Tasmania
Impending tragedy in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
Fire is now at the very edge of the largest remaining forest of thousand-year-old King Billy pines i...
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Events - 24 February 2019 - Campaign - New South Wales
Film: Pilliga Rising
If gas came for your community, would you rise?
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News - 24 January 2019 - Campaign - Tasmania
Make a submission opposing the proposed Lake Malbena development
Information for people wishing to lodge representations opposing the proposed development at Halls I...
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Events - 31 January 2019 - Movement - South Australia
Film Night for the Bight
Come see a selection of short films on the campaign to protect the Great Australian Bight!
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Media Releases - 16 December 2018 - Laws - Australia wide
ALP’s new environment laws & EPA need clear goals to stem Australia’s nature crisis
The Labor Party endorsed a forward-looking environment policy platform at its national conference.
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Media Releases - 27 November 2018 - Laws - Queensland
Morrison Govt should reject Great Barrier Reef catchment deforestation after admitting major legal mistake
The Morrison Government admitted today its assessment process was unlawful.