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Chris Bowen tells Cop28 to 'end the use of fossil fuels' in energy production as talks try to break deadlock | Cop28 - Vimarsana News

Chris Bowen tells Cop28 to 'end the use of fossil fuels' in energy production as talks try to break deadlock | Cop28

Australia’s climate minister says summit must aim to keep 1.5C goal alive so Pacific countries are not ‘swallowed by the seas’

Pumbah the dingo comes to Canberra to help challenge myths dogging the carnivore - Vimarsana News

Pumbah the dingo comes to Canberra to help challenge myths dogging the carnivore

Dingo lovers seek a political response to new understanding of a carnivore considered kin by First Nations people and villain by many farmers

Greens urges climate crusader Gregory Andrews to end strike as activist marks 15th day without food on Parliament lawns - Vimarsana News

Greens urges climate crusader Gregory Andrews to end strike as activist marks 15th day without food on Parliament lawns

Australia's former high commissioner to Ghana Gregory Andrews has marked 15 days of a hunger strike outside Parliament House in Canberra to protest the Albanese government’s fossil fuel subsidies.

'Safe and valuable' industry bids to allay gas fears - Vimarsana News

'Safe and valuable' industry bids to allay gas fears

No negative impacts should result from opening up a new part of Australia's eastern seaboard to gas exploration,...

UN climate summit: Deadly events fail to trigger collaborative action - Vimarsana News

UN climate summit: Deadly events fail to trigger collaborative action

This week, another UN climate summit was held. Even as the dead of a series of climate calamities were being counted, commitment to action fell short.