Schwarzenegger slams world leaders as ‘stupid liars’
Arnold Schwarzenegger says anyone who can’t save jobs and the planet at the same time doesn’t have the “balls” to figure it out.
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How to recycle your shoes thoughtfully
Australians stockpiling on more than 100 million pairs of unused shoes are being urged to take a small step towards improving the environment.
‘We sold you cheap’: Midnight Oil drop climate action anthem
As world leaders prepare to meet for COP26 in Glasgow, Australia’s protest rock heroes Midnight Oil provide the song for the occasion.
How Coles plans to be Australia’s most sustainable supermarket
Coles recently ranked number two out of 62 food retailers globally for sustainability and now the supermarket giant wants to go further.
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Mining magnate Andrew Forrest delivered a warning to climate deniers.
38k QLD jobs: New mineral mining boom
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‘Cost taxpayers billions’: Gina Rinehart’s climate warning
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Wind, solar, hydro: Could they run Australia’s power grid?
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$6m worth: Aussies hungry for local solar
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