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*This opinion article was originally published on Monday 20th February at Renewreporter, which has since been discontinued.

Act on Climate is pleased to bring you an update from the Bass Coast Climate Action Network (BCCAN). It's crucial to hear from communities on the front lines of climate change, including here in...

Back in July, Friends of the Earth called on our supporters to meet with local Labor MPs to make the case for science-based Emissions Reduction Targets for Victoria. The Morrison government's refusal to tackle the...

On Sunday the 3rd of November, members of Energy Justice Victoria (EJV) made the fourth and final stop of their Fossil Frontlines Community Tour, hosted in Traralgon by local Latrobe Valley youth group A...

Goongerah Environment Centre and Friends of the Earth have today welcomed the Victorian government announcement of protection of 96,000 hectares of forests in eastern Victoria and complete and immediate protection of 90,000 hectares of...

In 2014, The Age revealed that Melbourne’s metropolitan train network is Victoria’s second largest electricity user, and the state’s second largest single contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.

It’s very clear from the current state of Victoria’s environment that bold action is needed by the Andrews Government to protect the places and wildlife we love – our National Parks, forests, rivers, beaches,...

On Sunday the 27th of October, members of Energy Justice Victoria (EJV) visited Westernport Bay for the third week of the Fossil Frontlines Community Tour. EJV co-hosted a community meeting with local groups Save...

Act on Climate will be bringing you the updates from local climate action groups. It's crucial to hear from communities on the front lines of climate change, including here in Australia where we're already seeing...

Transforming Victoria There is an urgent climate imperative to transform our democratic, economic, energy and food systems.In the midst of the climate crisis, inequality is also on the rise. In September 700,000 people across...