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- 'The most divisive thing': two small towns brace for a vote on nuclear waste Sun, 27 Oct 19, 6:00amWhatever the result, the communities on SA’s Eyre peninsula are split over the issue – and will be for some time
- Coal-loving colonials put Australia on the road to cooked. Now it's time to turn the heat down | Liz Conor Wed, 19 Jun 19, 4:02pmClimate change is colonialism’s final frontier which is why land rights are the first order of climate justice
- Indigenous group hid more than $2m in payments from Adani mining giant Fri, 22 Jun 18, 4:00amExclusive: directors were paid cash for invalidated cultural assessments of Abbot Point
- What anti-Adani protestors can learn from the Jabiluka blockade | Scott Ludlam Tue, 3 Apr 18, 4:00amLike anti-Adani protesters today, those who stood up at Jabiluka were attacked. It’s good to remember that people can prevail
- 20 years on from the Jabiluka mine protest, we can find hope in its success | Scott Ludlam Tue, 3 Apr 18, 4:00amLike anti-Adani protestors today, those who stood up at Jabiluka were attacked. It’s good to remember that people can prevail
- Western Australia chemical plants threaten 40,000-year-old rock art Tue, 6 Feb 18, 12:01pmSenate inquiry has heard conflicting evidence on the impact of gas, ammonium and fertiliser plants on the Burrup Peninsula
- We're not buying the line that fracking brings wealth and opportunities to our communities | Que Nakamarra Kenny Wed, 6 Sep 17, 8:46amWe need our mob working arm-in-arm with non-Indigenous people across the Northern Territory to stand up against fracking. It’s not safe, not trusted and not wanted
- How an Indigenous renewable energy alliance aims to cut power costs and disadvantage Fri, 17 Mar 17, 9:53amFirst Nations lobby group will support remote communities looking to make transition – and tackle climate change
- NT gas pipeline approval puts fracking moratorium in question Tue, 14 Mar 17, 6:00amPipeline from Tennant Creek to Mount Isa could bring coal seam gas from the Territory into the eastern states market amid power crisis
- 30 years after Chernobyl, Australia still hasn't learned to leave uranium in the ground | Josephine Vallentine Tue, 26 Apr 16, 4:45pmWhen they visited Australia in 1997, Chernobyl victims were left in no doubt Indigenous communities wanted uranium left safely in the ground – but the government continues to sign deals to dig it up
- Australia's answer to Tesla: Indigenous firm AllGrid shines in solar battery industry Sat, 26 Dec 15, 11:44amFar from seeing the solar battery global giant as a threat, AllGrid Energy says its future will be brighter now Tesla is in the Australian market
- Fracking at Kings Canyon shot down by Northern Territory government Tue, 24 Nov 15, 7:28pmDecision to deny mining permit to Palatine energy comes same day traditional owners petition federal environment minister to protect land
- Indigenous landowners want protection from mining: Watarrka national park Tue, 24 Nov 15, 10:03amWatarrka national park’s Indigenous owners will petition environment minister over an existing fracking exploration licence and future mining ‘of all kinds’
- Traditional land owner tells court Adani misled tribunal over mine's benefits Mon, 23 Nov 15, 3:41pmAdrian Burragubba wants the native title tribunal’s Carmichael mine decision quashed, alleging the company misled it by ‘choosing one expert over another’
- Our land is our life. No fracking in Arnhem Land, or Australia | #IndigenousX Mon, 21 Sep 15, 3:14pm@IndigenousX host Helena Gulwa always knew where she came from and who she was. That’s why she fights to protect her country from fracking