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Nature in the City
Data Centres Part 2: Are They Really That Bad?
The Importance of Protecting Dingoes
US offshore mineral extraction in American Samoa waters. / Human rights abuses and deforestation for sugar in West Papua
Great Barrier Reef: A divers tale. [and transcript]
Data Centres Part 1: Energy Vampires
30th anniversary special: Earth Matters founder Juliet Fox looks back on 30-years
Art of Resistance Tour Protests on BHP's Olympic Dam Mine & Woomera Testing Range
Call for Richmond River Koala Parks /Spotlight on Australian Supers climate cop-out.
30th Birthday Special: Goolengook Blockade Reflections
30th Birthday Special: Close Pine Gap
Earth Matters Live Radiothon Show
30th Birthday Special: The Jabiluka Blockade
Part 2 Exploring Extreme Heat: The Mental Health Impacts of Heat
Fire Scientists on Impacts of Planned Burns in Wet Forests
Conservation: Back2Basics
Sooty on the High Court win that affirms right for third parties with a "special interest" to take Forestry Corporation to court while 15 year old Jesinta calls for more relevant environmental education in schools. [with transcript]
A regenerative approach to international development
Felling of Mt Macedon snow gums leaves conservationists aghast
Women coming together to activate the UNFCCC Belém Gender Action Plan
Return Lee Point to Larrakia People
Earth Matters: Compassion and kindness in government - a gateway to wise action on climate change and other challenges?
Part One Exploring Extreme Heat | Hot histories: can past heatwaves teach us how to adapt to extreme heat?
Interview with Basalt Buddies Pirate Nursery
Lutruwita Forest Resistance Tour
Connecting With Our Living World Through Poetry
Adrian Burragubba & Guridyula jubilant on their right to protect Doongmabulla Springs. /South Coast Action Network
"Ancient Futures" with Helena Norberg-Hodge. (with transcript).
Arts and the Climate Part 2
Hear the rapturous cheers when Rising Tide coal port blockade succeeds in stopping coal ships.
Invasion Day - Colonialism and Climate Collapse
Yurlu |Country: Wittenoom asbestos documentary tells Banjima elder’s cultural story
A Climate for Art
Benny Zable challenges mask laws. /Matthew Jeffrey: First Nations Organiser and Climate Justice Advocate
Climate change, green capitalism, and the myth of ethical consumption
John Seed: The Religion of Economics (with transcript).
Clive Palmer's Secret Weapon
Beating Back Buffel Grass
Angelica Mantikas: Using Market Forces to plug APAs gas pipeline proposals. (Or "Hesta must do better".)
Rocket resistance: Nobel Peace Prize winning Kokatha Elder stands against Southern Launch rocket testing on Country
Talking to Kids About the Climate: Part 2
Talking to Kids About the Climate: Part 1
The 2035 Targets: What Now
Decolonising water management in Australia
Does your Super support climate collapse?
Hope and resistance: ecocide in Palestine
Storytelling in a climate crisis
First Nations Voices on Climate Justice
Toxic Waste on Stolen Land
Seed; Australia's indigenous youth climate action movement; their achievements and plan to ban fossil fuels.
Ngarrindjeri shellfishing on Coorong affected by algal bloom
Systemic feminist changes and climate action.
Interview with Manju from ANFA
Speaking Up: Voices from the Global Women’s Assembly for Climate Justice
Frontline Communities in the Energy Transition
"So Many Different Voices"; Women's Climate Congress. [with transcript]
Two Billion Dead: Australia’s Cat Crisis
Climate Adaptation Pt. 2: Urban Resilience
Climate Adaptation Pt 1: Extreme Weather Events
Food Sovereignty Pt. 2: Local Initiatives
Genocide + Ecocide = Suicide
The need for Climate Adaptation/ Industrial burning of Victorian Forests
Tackling Plastic Waste: Producer Responsibility + Plastic-Free July
Wreck Bay PFAS
Yuin Orcas
Food Sovereignty Pt. 1: Brazil's Landless Workers Movement
Challenging aqua nullius through education, decolonising water management
International Seed Day with Canberra Seed Savers
Calls for national Moratorium on Seismic Blasting
Restoring Democracy in the Disinformation Age
Climate politics and democracy
What the Frack? Part 2
Earth Matters: Partnership on climate between First Nations and settler women: Potential and opportunities
What the Frack? Part 1
Climate Fear in an Election Year
Localisation movement, Currie Country indigenous food initiatives, women's environmental empowerment
A festival of women leading climate action /Arid Lands Environment Centre NT: defunded by Country Liberal Party state government.
Be inspired by some nice people! Gecko Environment Council, Arid Lands Environment Center
Native Title and Nuclear Colonialism
Women tackling climate advocacy in Antarctica
Indigenous rangers help rare rock wallabies. /Gurridyula: Water is our sovereign
"When People of Colour shape what the movement looks like, it's for the benefit of all marginalised identities and everyone in general.” Anjali Beames [with transcript]
Paddling into the Wind. Peoples Blockade of the World's Largest Coal Port, 2024 - Part 3
Thinking Like a Mountain
Kuyang Lapakira: Lake Bolac Eel Festival
Earth Matters: Rising Tide Disrupts Coal Ships. Meet the People of the Blockade of the World's Largest Coal Port 2024 -Part 2
Peoples Blockade of the World's Largest Coal Port - 2024, Part 1: Deep Welcome to Country
Secrets, radioactivity and gas in your community?
Women Negotiating the Climate Part 2
Forest destruction from mining & Centring Pacific climate priorities
A community is putting their bodies on the line to save Greater Gliders before they are gone for ever.
Earth Matters: Women Negotiating the Climate
Tell the Truth! Climate, lies and social media
Cook Islanders Resist Deep Sea Mining
Earth Matters: Housing First Nation families after fire in South East NSW. / Music from Nature
Connecting Communities day of Healing
Earth Matters: Caring for Future Generations and all Life on Earth. Part Two; a Womens Climate Conversation
Earth Matters: Caring for Future Generations and all Life on Earth. Part One; a Womens Climate Conversation
Is it time to ban 1080?
Nurrdalinji Aboriginal Corporation tells Beetaloo fracking companies to “ Pack up and go home”.