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101

WA's nuclear submarine waste dump

102

Justice for Bougainville?

103

Blockade Australia update

104

Pilbara Climate Network - activism in the belly of the beast

105

Wangan Jagalingou occupation of Waddananggu./ South East Forest Rescue wins right to sue./ Blockade at Pentarch timber mill

106

Why nuclear energy won't work in Australia

107

Earth Matters: Knitting Nannas needle Chris Bowen/ Dispossessed Cabbage Tree Island residents want to go home.

108

Decolonising environmental action

109

Global heating 'off the charts' & heatwaves in SE Asia

110

Land rights and the fight for enviromental justice in Palestine

111

Surging interest in the work that reconnects: Deep Ecology workshops with John Seed happening now. [Transcript included]

112

The fight to save Wallum

113

Fracking in the Wild West

114

Bid for World Heritage Listing for the Nullarbor and the Great Australian Bight

115

Peter Dutton Threatens Independent Community Legal Representation

116

Environmental histories and futures in lutruwita

117

Whalers Way: a space oddity

118

Building an anti-colonial environment movement

119

"Women Speaking out about COP 28": A "Womens Climate Congress Conversation"

120

Queer Ecologies

121

Stopping Seismic: The Great Ocean Rescue Tour

122

Pooing in nature

123

Drug policy reform: The missing link to climate justice

124

How to prepare for a 'once in a lifetime' natural disaster... again

125

From the Coal Port Blockade: First Nations Panel: How can we best show solidarity with first nations people?

126

From the Coal Port Blockade: Speeches on the Beach and the power of washing up!

127

Seismic testing in Gunditjmara Ocean

128

Tragedy of the Water Commons

129

What we need in Australia's new nature laws

130

Festivals and the Environment: talking trash, transport and toilets

131

The People's Blockade of the World's Largest Coalport

132

War and the Environment: Palestine

133

World Disability Day: Dee Mould and Bec Horridge chat about Health Sovereignty and give praises to the Newcastle coal port blockade.

134

Emissions impossible and "Biodiversity on a knife edge"- Alpine insect decline

135

Fighting for Banaba Part 2

136

Fighting for Banaba Part 1

137

Fire threatens endangered purple-crowned fairy-wren

138

Jail can not rehabilitate forest defender Dr Collette Harmsen. Just tear up the wood supply agreements.

139

Women bringing new agendas to COP28: Part Two

140

Ecuador votes to 'keep oil in the soil'

141

Women bringing new agendas to COP28: Part One.

142

Outcomes of the call to End Native Forest Logging in Australia at the ALP National Conference.

143

Rising Tide: civil resistance for climate justice

144

Uncle Bunja Smith: " A vote  for Yes is a vote for hope and opportunity".  43 climate groups support writing Yes. With Djaarmby Band. Transcript too.

145

Unpacking the "Save the Bees" campaign

146

Saving Westernport Bay: A community takes on AGL

147

Nuclear waste and what to do with it

148

Environmental dimensions of the 'war on drugs'

149

AUKUS: a feminist perspective

150

"The Path to a Sustainable Civilization", by Mark Diesendorf and Rod Taylor.

151

The fight for container deposit schemes

152

Communities say NO but seismic blasting in the Otway Basin one step closer as TGS/SLB Environment Plan released for public comment

153

Small Island Developing States and the climate crisis

154

Valuing the world's disappearing kelp forests

155

Knitting Nannas confront Forestry in Australia and Japan's "green" strategy. They also offer youth Nanna wisdom..

156

The fight against plastic waste

157

Forest Victories to Ocean Fails

158

Asia's melting glaciers and the climate activists fighting to save them

159

HR23: Preventing drug-related harm; protecting human rights

160

Fighting not drowning: the Pacific's battle against the climate crisis

161

Sweltering Cities and the risks of Heatwaves

162

Indonesia: forest peoples recognition and rights

163

Jabiluka 25 years on & and Menindee Fish Kills

164

As the climate warms, lives and livelihoods are at stake in Sub Saharan Africa

165

The Resistance Rocket Frog and Ecuador's anti-mining campaign

166

Reflections from roundtables in the transition to Net Zero

167

Presenting evidence of First nations climate impacts on country. The case of the Waratah Coal mine, climate & human rights. Part 2

168

Womens Climate Congress presents: The case of the Waratah Coal mine, climate & human rights. Part 1

169

Youth climate activists from East Africa on Loss and Damage

170

PEP11 and the impact of underwater noise

171

Carbon Cost of Logging

172

Threats to Australia’s amazing wild bees

173

How the climate crisis is worsening inequality

174

Save Big Spotty and Australian  forests .

175

Australia's Carbon Credits Conundrum

176

Plastic Straw Bans and other false solutions

177

From the Martuwarra to the Baaka - Communities in Flood

178

Rivers' Rights as Ancestral Beings

179

Bushfire survivor stories help depoliticise global heating negotiations.

180

Biodiversity on the line at COP 15

181

Calling in from Japan

182

First Nations call to Stop Fracking and compensation for damages from bad land management decisions

183

Sybil Disobedients: Aprons, Agitprops and Climate Action

184

The lands of flooding rains

185

Building Power While the Lights Are Out: Disasters, Mutual Aid, and Dual Power Part 2

186

Birrarung: Stories of the River

187

Indigenous Justice Advocacy Network

188

Save Our Songlines: A campaign of the Murujuga

189

Building Power While the Lights Are Out: Disasters, Mutual Aid, and Dual Power Part 1

190

Calls to stop Seismic blasting in the Otway Basin

191

Origin Divests from the Beetaloo Basin

192

Cultural Burning on Kangaroo Island

193

Benny Zable on maintaining activism and Arcology

194

Information & politicisation of the Great Barrier Reef

195

Elizabeth Russell-Arnot on the environmental focus of her arts practice

196

Vic Youth Parliament e-waste bill & eco-anarchist Greek update

197

Floodplain Harvesting Disallowance Denied

198

Uncle Micky Ryan tells the cultural significance of Sleeping Lizard Mountain NAIDOC Crabbe’s Crk sends love. Mebbingarri says her mind about greedy developers. .

199

The Lismore floods showed Dee "We cant rely on the government to come and help us. "

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Wild Deer in Victoria