News - 01 April 2016 - New South Wales
Mike Baird's anti-protest laws risk turning NSW into Bjelke-Petersen's Queensland
Freedom of speech and freedom of association are cornerstones of democracy. Any attack on them, such...
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News - 29 February 2016
A gift for Greg
Earlier today, the Wilderness Society banded together with other environment groups to present a por...
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News - 23 February 2016 - South Australia
BP oil drilling in Great Australian Bight is too risky
On April 20, 2010, BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded. The oil rig sank ...
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News - 29 January 2016 - Campaign - Victoria
How to save a forest fairy from extinction
Victoria’s gorgeous animal emblem, the Fairy (Leadbeater's) Possum is smaller than a human hand and ...
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News - 22 January 2016
Climate change fight spreads to a wider environment
With the ink not yet dry on the Paris climate change agreement, the foundations are being laid for a...
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News - 18 January 2016 - South Australia
Sea Shepherd joins alliance fighting against BP oil drilling in Great Australian Bight
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News - 17 November 2015 - South Australia
BP's plans to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight knocked back
Regulator says application to drill four exploration wells in region failed to meet environmental st...
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News - 10 November 2015
Half of oil from BP's Gulf of Mexico spill may still be on sea floor
Half of the oil from BP's Gulf of Mexico spill may still be on the sea floor, a study has suggested,...
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News - 06 November 2015 - South Australia
At least 15 feared dead after BHP Brazil mining dam bursts
The bursting of a dam at Samarco, a Brazilian iron ore company jointly owned by Australian miner BHP...
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News - 19 October 2015 - Nature - Western Australia
Kimberley marine park plan doesn't go far enough
The Western Australian Government has released a proposal for two new marine parks which will protec...