Category: Climate Change

March 27, 2023

By Amy Blain The last day of 2019 started in pitch-blackness. It was 7 am on a mid-summer morning and the sky was jet black. Fires had travelled fast overnight, leaping 120km and had reached us at our holiday retreat, a gorgeous homestay in beautiful Bermagui. The fires were close enough that ash was falling […]

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Australia Needs to Stop Killing the World

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The Morrison Government Chooses to Let People Struggle. You Can Choose a Better Government

By Guest, May 14, 2022

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Let’s Mark International Day for Forests with an End to Native Forest Logging

By Guest, March 22, 2022

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By Guest, February 11, 2022

Coal Mining in Water Catchments Must Cease

By Guest, January 26, 2022

Morrison’s ‘Can Do Capitalism’: An Outdated, Selfish Narrative

By Stuart Rees, November 24, 2021

Selfishness; The Planets Greatest Existential Threat

By Stuart Rees, November 12, 2021

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By Guest, October 29, 2021

How the Federal Government Could Help Modernise our Electricity Grid

By Ingrid Leusch, October 28, 2021

Third Time Lucky for the Eden Woodchip Mill Expansion Plans

By Guest, October 28, 2021

Climate in Crisis

By Guest, October 27, 2021

Bega Locals Disrupt Logging – Code Red for Habitat

By Guest, October 18, 2021

(Home) School Strike for Climate in Kangaroo Valley

By Guest, October 18, 2021

Climate Urgency, Australia’s Selfishness

By Stuart Rees, August 12, 2021

Conservationists Say “Eden Chip Mill’s Move Closer to Monopoly Must be Stopped”

By Bonnie Cassen, July 30, 2021

Last Chance to Help Manyana Community Save Forest Sanctuary from Bulldozers

By Bonnie Cassen, July 14, 2021

Bravehearts and Angels Call Out Wood Chipping

By Bonnie Cassen, June 11, 2021

Community Outrage over Logging at Mogo

By Bonnie Cassen, June 9, 2021

Protecting a Patch of Paradise – Kiama Goes Green on World Environment Day

By Guest, June 5, 2021

Heroes of Our Times

By Bonnie Cassen, May 18, 2021

Electric Vehicles are the Future if We Can Let Go of the Past

By Guest, May 13, 2021

Sea Change

By Guest, April 12, 2021

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By Ingrid Leusch, April 7, 2021

Logging Must Not Resume on the South Coast

By Bonnie Cassen, March 26, 2021

Berry Uniting Church Rings its Bells for the Climate as Part of Global Day of Action

By Guest, March 26, 2021

Beyond Climate Grief: a journey of love, snow, fire and an enchanted beer can

By NBT Editor, March 17, 2021

Touched - Business as Usual; Why I March for Justice

By Ingrid Leusch, March 13, 2021

Ignoring Implications for ‘One Way In, One Way Out’ Towns in the Shoalhaven

By Ingrid Leusch, February 26, 2021

What Do We Need To Own?

By Ingrid Leusch, February 26, 2021

Lost in the Past - Wake Up Call for Government and Industry

By Ingrid Leusch, February 13, 2021

Bats Burning Up - A Crisis Unfolding Before Our Eyes

By Ingrid Leusch, February 12, 2021

Breaking Down the Nuclear Chain - a Disaster at Every Phase

By Ingrid Leusch, February 11, 2021

Adani Attacks on Activists – Desperate Moves by a Desperate Company

By Ingrid Leusch, February 5, 2021

Coal is History

By Ingrid Leusch, February 2, 2021

Greenwash or Hogwash - can Charles's Terra Carta really save us from the profit hungry mining magnates?

By Ingrid Leusch, January 12, 2021

Adani's toxic touch - going from bad to worse, and all with Australia's blessing

By Ingrid Leusch, December 19, 2020

Manyana Community Remembers Mega-Fire as Mental Health Impacts Linger

By Ingrid Leusch, November 30, 2020

Currowan Anniversary - Extra Distressing for South Brooman Residents

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Are we in a Climate Emergency or Not? Accept it Shoalhaven, then Declare it.

By Ingrid Leusch, November 22, 2020

Shoalhaven stepping up for climate

By NBT Editor, October 18, 2020

New campaign urges us to prepare as bushfire season officially begins

By NBT Editor, October 4, 2020

Independent Planning Commission gives green light to Narrabri Gas Project

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With Our Own Eyes

By NBT Editor, September 29, 2020

Book Review for: "How to talk about climate change in a a way that makes a difference" by Rebecca Huntley

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No CSG Overflow

By NBT Editor, August 10, 2020

Narrabri Gas Project like all CSG, too risky

By NBT Editor, August 8, 2020

A golden opportunity to pivot

By Nick Hopkins, August 1, 2020

Shoalhaven's Summer of Fire, Smoke and Mirrors

By Bonnie Cassen, March 15, 2020

A Carbon Tax is still the answer

By Pat Thompson, December 17, 2019

Strike for the Climate

By Bonnie Cassen, September 13, 2019

Global Warming, Tipping Point

By Bonnie Cassen, September 30, 2018

Environmental damage huge from Tathra fires

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Science and seaweed combating carbon

By Bonnie Cassen, December 11, 2017

Big Storms Mean Trouble

By Chris Grounds, March 12, 2017

Council flubs (again) on sea level rise

By Barry Tomkinson, March 5, 2017

A Long Paddle 4 Earth!

By Bonnie Cassen, February 26, 2017

Water, water, everywhere!

By Bonnie Cassen, December 15, 2016

When Nature Calls

By Chris Grounds, November 23, 2015

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OLDER CLIMATE CHANGE STORIES

CURRENT CLIMATE CHANGE STORIES

Stories from the Forest; Shallow Crossing Local Takes Action to New Heights

Labor Leader Minns Fails Principle of Courage on Violet CoCo and Shaoquett Moselmane

NSW Police ‘Strike Force Guard III’ Silencing Threats to Fossil Fuel Driven Political Order

Ideas, Inspirations and Incites - with Phil Smith

Pakistan Floods A Human Rights Crisis

Masks, Drums and Road Blocks; Police Repress Climate Activists

Let’s End Native Forest Logging Once and For All

Floods, Mental Health and Love in Lismore

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