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People rallied at WA’s Parliament House on Tuesday against the Browse development and against any move to weaken the EPA.

WA premier walks back his words on Woodside’s Browse gas mega-project

The West Australian premier has reopened the possibility his government will support the $30 billion gas export project – even if its environmental watchdog does not.

  • Peter Milne

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Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior visited the Scott Reef in 2023.

‘Unacceptable’: Red flag for Woodside’s Browse gas project poses problem for federal government

Concerns about endangered whales and turtles and the risk of an oil spill near a pristine reef present a major challenge for the federal government.

  • Peter Milne
Disrupt Burrup Hub protesters Kristen Morrissey and Joana Partyka are two of the three summonsed to appear in court on Monday.

Woodside begins quest for compensation from activists who set off smoke bomb at Perth office

Woodside wants to compel three Disrupt Burrup Hub protestors charged over a 2023 smoke bomb incident at its headquarters to reveal details of any others involved as it chases compensation for the cost of an evacuation of the building.

  • Peter Milne
Greenpeace vessel Rainbow Warrior

Ever wondered what it’s like to sail on Greenpeace’s iconic Rainbow Warrior?

No longer on the “radical flank” of environmental activism, the storied ship still has clout.

  • Miki Perkins and Eddie Jim
Kioa island resident Lotomau Fiafia and his grandson John stand roughly where the shore line used to be when Lotomau was a child in the 1950s, he has seen the changes of the shore line in the past decade.
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Gallery: Fighting not sinking

Age photographer Eddie Jim captures a paradise under threat as the Kioan Climate Emergency Declaration is held on Kioa Island, Fiji.

Kioa island resident Lotomau Fiafia and his grandson John.

Fighting, not sinking: The Pacific plea for Australian climate action

As heat records tumble and the sea level rises, Fijians on the front lines of the Pacific climate crisis want Australia and other global emitters to do more of the heavy lifting.

  • Miki Perkins and Eddie Jim
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A reclining buddha gold statue at the Mogao Caves in the desert near Dunhuang, China.

Extreme weather threatens best-kept art of the Silk Road

The warming atmosphere is already damaging some of China’s most precious historical artefacts.

  • Christian Shepherd and Lillian Yang
Ian Chubb announcing the release of his report into Australia’s carbon credits.

‘Well-designed’: Chubb review backs controversial carbon credit scheme

Whistleblower Professor Andrew Macintosh says the review should have accepted his warnings that hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars are being wasted on questionable carbon credits.

  • Mike Foley and Nick Toscano
Members of Greenpeace protest the governments emissions policy by staging a sit-in on the roof of the Sydney residence of the Prime Minister Kirribilli House.

From the Archives, 1997: Solar activists invade Kirribilli House

Twenty-five years ago, Greenpeace activists invaded the grounds of Kirribilli House in Sydney and staged a rooftop protest against the Howard Government’s policy on greenhouse gases.

  • Niki Savva and Staff Writers
William Shatner (centre) describes what the G-forces of the Blue Origin lift-off did to his face as Chris Boshuizen (lrft) and Glen de Vries look on.

William Shatner says his trip to space ‘felt like a funeral’ for Earth

The Star Trek actor, who flew aboard the Blue Origin spaceship last year, experienced “great grief for the planet” after seeing the “cold, dark, black emptiness” of space.

  • Jonathan Edwards

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