Daily Links May 30
Hey Murray Watt, after your piss-poor justifications to Australia’s young people on your approval of Woodside’s gas bomb, go visit members of Australia’s Pacific family and see if you’re welcome. …
Hey Murray Watt, after your piss-poor justifications to Australia’s young people on your approval of Woodside’s gas bomb, go visit members of Australia’s Pacific family and see if you’re welcome. …
Words fail. No one committed to Paris goals can seriously argue Woodside’s LNG project should operate until 2070 theguardian.com From: Maelor Himbury <M.Himbury@acfonline.org.au>Date: 29 May 2025 at 9:10:56 am GMT+10To: Undisclosed …
After attending a brilliant concert last night in which artist Anohni presented Mourning the Great Barrier Reef, interspersing music with interviews with Reef scientists, all against contrasting images of still-alive …
Glencore is an Anglo-Swiss company, enriching its offshore shareholders and dudding we Australian owners of the resources they plunder. The Paradise Papers blew the whistle on their dodginess. Worse, they …
There’re many science-based reasons why the LNP’s nuclear policy was a dog and that it was a stray mongrel at that. Cost, timing and outright nonsense (a coke-can sized amount …
On any numbers of measures, big boofy utes are damaging – damaging us, damaging roads and damaging the environment. Lifestyle preferences driven by macho-men advertising and a tax regime that …
What’s going on? Climate change is going on, that’s what’s going on. The Climate Commission that Tony Abbott abolished 12 years ago reported on the likelihood of climate extremes. Many …
What is in the water of our Deep North that we have a seemingly endless cabal of regressive public commentators? Here we have Stuart Ballantyne writing in ON LINE Opinion …
The pretend coal miner and committed client-denier should be the reason the Coaltion parties part ways while they work out what they are on about. Three S Sussan will never …
The dry weather adapted eucalypts aren’t looking too flash either. This pic is from the Bush Heritage Australia reserve at Nardoo Hills where we’re out monitoring our cactus-killing. Why is …