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A response to the 2026/2027 Federal Budget by Act on Climate Collective Members August Wylynko and Kelly Bebendorf.  

This time, we thought we’d give you a menu of actions to choose from.  You choose, we act!

'The networks we rely on face a growing risk from natural disasters' (ABC). A response to Infrastructure Victoria's latest report 'Warning Signs' on the threat of 'natural disasters' to Victorian infrastructure by Act on Climate...

A response to the 2026/2027 Victorian Budget by Act on Climate Collective Members August Wylynko and Kelly Bebendorf.  

The government budget is not a neutral document. We argue that if the government is able to spend billions of taxpayer dollars on defence, it should also be able to spend on climate disaster...

Can playing a board game work to exercise our climate problem-solving abilities? By Collective Member Lachlan Campbell.

A look into the complex, opaque web of tax, royalties and levies benefiting fossil fuel companies. By Act on Climate collective member, August Wylynko.

While other Australians celebrated Valentine’s Day in a more 'traditional' way, perhaps with chocolate and flowers, FoEM’s Act on Climate collective members celebrated a much deeper sense of connection at our first ever Collective...

On Wednesday, the 18th of February, the Act on Climate Collective co-hosted a screening of Floodland at Parliament House, a new documentary by filmmaker Jordan Giusti. The screening was attended by MP’s Sarah Mansfield...

The Victorian Government released its response to the Climate Resilience Inquiry report in early February 2026. The report included multiple recommendations for more funding; but in its reply, the Victorian Government has ignored this,...