The Andrews government has received support from the Liberal and National parties to enact  changes to the Sustainable Forests (Timber) Act 2004 which could see peaceful protesters fined up to $21,000, or face 12...

Just one day after the federal Parliament passed the Albanese government’s emissions reduction target of 43% by 2030, Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen has announced consultation will begin immediately on Australia’s first offshore wind...

The bayside suburbs of Melbourne are shaping up to be an important space for climate justice.

In our July Nuclear Free News update you can read about the worrisome developments around the AUKUS deal and nuclear submarines, why nuclear fusion is not going to save us from climate change, the...

The Victorian Liberal Party has announced key facets of its climate and energy policy. How ambitious are the policies? Are they strong enough to tackle our climate and environmental crises? Here’s our analysis…

On May 28 2022, Friends of the Earth revealed that a number of koalas had been killed at Mount Richmond National Park in Victoria’s south west during a burn off carried out by the...

When the Victorian Government said they were seeking public consultation on a gas substitution roadmap it was an impressive moment. As the heaviest fossil gas user, at over a third of the domestic market,...

Sustainable Cities had our first collective meeting for a while to introduce ourselves and electrify the campaign to get Better Buses in Melbourne's West. 

Welcome to Friends of the Earth Melbourne July news our state-wide monthly update.  Join our winter series of films, forums, nuke free banner painting, politics in the pub and paddock, community action training, unite...

Sustainable Cities has a new Community Organiser to lead the Better Buses campaign, and get a faster, more reliable and well connected bus network in Melbourne's Western suburbs.