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Green light for wind jobs in regional Vic: Will they gain opposition backing?
December 07, 2016
The Andrews government has given the green light to the Murra Warra wind farm near Horsham–a move that will create hundreds of regional jobs and power 250,000 Victorian homes with clean energy.
Read More 1 Reaction ShareGas company seeking bailout from taxpayers
December 07, 2016
Friends of the Earth media release. December 7, 2016 Lakes Oil is seeking $2.7 billion in damages from the Victorian Government after the state moved to ban fracking. It claims that the permanent ban...
Read More Add your reaction ShareA Tale of Two Ministers
December 01, 2016
A tale of two energy ministers is emerging in Canberra.
Read More 1 Reaction ShareAnti-jobs Abbott digs in against renewables, despite public backlash
November 28, 2016
As the federal parliament enters the final sitting week for 2016, former PM Tony Abbott has used an interview with Sky News to attack renewable energy in what could be seen as an affront to Malcolm...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareRemarkable Developments with the anti-nuclear campaign
November 25, 2016
FoE campaigners in Adelaide and Melbourne have been heavily involved in the debate about whether South Australia will become the world's high-level nuclear waste dump. We've been working on the assumption that this campaign...
Read More Add your reaction ShareMatthew Guy opposition's vote against solar power a vote against the community
November 25, 2016
The Matthew Guy opposition has voted against Andrews government legislation to secure a fair price for solar power in Victoria.
Read More 1 Reaction ShareSolar thermal in Port Augusta Key Part of Securing SA’s Clean Energy Mix
November 24, 2016
Community-led campaign Repower Port Augusta has called on the South Australian and Federal governments to back plans to build solar thermal in Port Augusta following a new ACIL Allen report into energy security options for...
Read More 1 Reaction ShareAre you ready to move on climate?
November 18, 2016
2015 was the hottest year on record, and in February 2016, the world experienced weather that was 1.5°C above average temperatures for the first time. The Great Barrier Reef, tropical mangrove systems, and ancient...
Read More Add your reaction ShareTime for politicians to correct the record on renewables as meteorologists confirm storm caused blackout
November 15, 2016
A newly released Bureau of Meteorology investigation has found seven tornadoes ripped through South Australia and damaged transmission lines on the day of a statewide blackout in September.
Read More 1 Reaction ShareMantle Mining leaves town, as community opposition to new coal grows
November 15, 2016
Locals from Mirboo North and surrounds were ecstatic to hear that mining company Mantle Mining walked away from their coal mining licence renewals last week. Six brown coal mining exploration licences in South Gippsland...
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