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- ‘The living heart of Australia’: fracking plans threaten fragile channel country Thu, 20 May 21, 6:00amThe locals are divided as energy companies eye the gas resources buried kilometres below the sensitive Queensland floodplain region
- Rio Tinto: why the sacking of three executives isn't enough for mining investors Sat, 12 Sep 20, 6:00amAustralia’s biggest superannuation funds also demand the miner guarantee the protection of culturally important sites
- Indigenous leaders say Rio Tinto dumping executives must be beginning of genuine transformation Sat, 12 Sep 20, 6:00amAustralia’s biggest superannuation funds also demand the miner guarantee the protection of culturally important sites
- Aboriginal heritage: Gomeroi elders attack 'useless' law after Shenhua mine setback Sun, 26 Jul 20, 6:00amTraditional custodians say a federal law is all that stands in the way of the proposed coalmine on the Liverpool plains of NSW
- Birriah elders accuse Shine Energy of using Indigenous links to promote coal-fired power Thu, 16 Jul 20, 3:30amExclusive: Shine Energy, which has proposed a new plant at Collinsville in north Queensland, describes itself as a ‘traditional owner company’
- Proposed Queensland coal-fired power plant under cloud over emissions and financing Thu, 23 Apr 20, 2:23pmNew information casts doubt on claims about environmental merit and commercial viability of Collinsville station
- Too hot for humans? First Nations people fear becoming Australia's first climate refugees Wed, 18 Dec 19, 4:00amAboriginal people in Alice Springs say global heating threatens their survivalThe town had 55 days above 40C in the year to July 2019Central Australian outstations are running out of waterPoor quality housing in town camps...
- '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