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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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Pacific civil society cautions ISA of ‘bluewashing’ deep-sea mining
SUVA, FIJI, Tuesday 19 May 2026 – Pacific civil society groups are calling for transparency and inclusion in regional deep-sea mining talks, as environmental stewardship concerns and poor economic prospects…
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Federal Budget must give Aussies a ‘fair shake of the sauce bottle’: Greenpeace
SYDNEY, Tuesday 12 May 2026 — Ahead of tonight’s Federal Budget, the following statement can be attributed to David Ritter, CEO of Greenpeace Australia Pacific:
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Greenpeace initiate legal action against meat giant JBS, as activists shut down first Dutch shareholder meeting
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, 30 April 2026 – Greenpeace Netherlands has taken the first step towards legal action against meat giant JBS, demanding disclosure of information on its climate, nature and human…
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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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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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‘Don’t be so reckless’: Greenpeace activists disrupt Woodside AGM with anthem for Scott Reef
PERTH, Thursday 23 April 2026 — Greenpeace activists have interrupted Woodside’s 2026 AGM to directly challenge the fossil fuel giant’s plans to drill for gas at Scott Reef.
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Greenpeace calls on Environment Ministers to reject reckless Scott Reef drilling plans at Woodside AGM
PERTH, Thursday 23 April 2026 — Greenpeace Australia Pacific is calling on the WA and Federal Environment Ministers to slap down Woodside’s reckless plans to drill for gas at Scott…
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New analysis reveals Woodside’s amended Browse plans still too risky for turtles, whales
SYDNEY, Tuesday 21 April 2026 — New analysis of Woodside’s amended turtle and whale management plans for its Browse gas proposal has revealed supposed ‘mitigation methods’ still risk extinction of…