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Australia’s nature is in trouble.
Australia’s new environmental standards are supposed to protect wildlife. Right now, they don’t.
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The 2026 budget test: Will Australia break free from fossil fuels?
Will this budget turn crisis into opportunity, and set us up for a more secure, affordable and peaceful future? Here's our recommendations.
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In Santa Marta, Australia can back Pacific leadership and turn the energy crisis into a catalyst for a fossil‑free future
As leaders gather in Santa Marta, Colombia to chart a course away from fossil fuels, the world is being reminded, again, of the cost of coal, oil and gas dependence.
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Don’t be so reckless: Hands off Scott Reef
Today, Greenpeace activists disrupted Woodside’s Annual General Meeting, its biggest corporate event of the year, to put the dirty gas corporation's disastrous plans to drill at Scott Reef front and centre.
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WATCH: ‘This is a fossil fuel crisis’, Greenpeace tells Senate gas tax Inquiry
Greenpeace Australia Pacific has slammed gas corporation war profiteering and environmental damage in a scathing Senate hearing as part of the Select Committee on the Taxation of Gas Resources, urging…
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Join Greenpeace to save Scott Reef from Woodside’s dirty gas
Greenpeace and allies will be protesting outside Woodside’s Annual General Meeting to show the WA and federal governments strong community opposition to Woodside’s proposal to drill for gas at Scott…
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BREAKING: Greenpeace activists arrested after standing up to Big Gas in Sydney
Greenpeace activists have been arrested after taking action at a major gas conference this morning in Sydney.
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BREAKING: Greenpeace activists disrupt major gas conference in Sydney
Right now, Greenpeace activists are standing up to Big Gas at a major gas conference in Sydney.
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Renewables can’t be weaponised
From Samoa to the Solomon Islands, the Pacific has much to teach us about the liberating power of renewable energy.
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Greenpeace Australia Pacific response to the Middle-East crisis
Greenpeace has called for all parties to immediately halt further military action, for international law to be fully upheld, and for a return to diplomacy to stop the suffering of civilians.