Residents from one of Melbourne's most isolated estates, Mount Atkinson, in the Western suburb of Truganina, are fed up with being left behind by the state government, and are demanding the buses and other...

Much of FoE’s work happens in regional communities. In 2023 we think its time to be catching up with our allies in the regions, meet new friends and supporters, and build the profile of...

Australia has just taken a significant step towards nuclear disaster, by committing $368 billion dollars to nuclear submarines and therefore opening the door to more uranium mining (Australia is the 3rd biggest exporter of...

As we head towards another winter in the heaviest domestic gas using state in the country, the Australian Energy Market Operator’s latest Gas Statement of Opportunities release paints a picture of looming gas shortfalls...

Welcome to Friends of the Earth Melbourne March news.  Safeguard our climate, go bush for a meet-up, prevent logging, and guided walk, Backcountry film festival, thinking about fire differently, no more gas news and...

The Victorian government has announced it's next steps towards creating the country's first offshore wind sector, releasing it's second Offshore Wind Implementation Statement and setting a goal to begin procurement by 2025. It's an...

The Winter Wildlands Alliance presents their annual Backcountry Film Festival. This year’s screenings will showcase human-powered adventure in the backcountry. The films will cover stories of outdoor stewardship, grassroots advocacy, backcountry adventure, and snow...

Hello and welcome to the first No More Gas eBulletin for 2023!  This promises to be a critical year for shutting off gas for good. In Victoria the Government seems to appreciate that gas...

March 6-10 will see the court case on the judicial challenge The Barngarla Traditional Owners against the Federal government over the proposed nuclear waste dump on their land. The Federal government is spending millions...

Victoria’s Andrews government has today announced it will pay landholders who host transmission lines $8000 per kilometre per year for 25 years indexed to CPI as the state’s energy transformation gets underway. It’s a...