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15 September 2025 BUSHFIRE SURVIVORS FOR CLIMATE ACTION (BSCA) has spoken out in response to the release of the National Climate Risk Assessment (NCRA) today, urging the Albanese Government to set 2035 climate target strong enough to save lives, and to fund the vast costs of climate adaptation by making coal and gas corporations … Continued
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The National Climate Risk Assessment, two years in the making and released today, paints a picture of a profoundly altered Australia and its dire warnings demand an emergency response from the Albanese government, the Australian Conservation Foundation said. The assessment analyses 11 priority risks under three scenarios: 1.5°C, 2°C and 3°C. (The Climate Action Tracker … Continued
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15 September 2025 The release of Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment (NCRA) and National Adaptation Plan (NAP) confirms what communities in hot homes and suburbs have been warning about for years: extreme heat is one of the deadliest climate risks we face, and without urgent national action, lives will be lost. Sweltering … Continued
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THE CLIMATE COUNCIL warns our first National Climate Risk Assessment released today is a horror story of rising costs and harm unless we cut climate pollution faster. If Australia and the rest of the world keep burning coal, oil and gas at the same rate, our government expects that at 3℃ of global heating: Sydney … Continued
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For Immediate Release September 14 A fuller response is also attached 38 FORMER FIRE AND EMERGENCY CHIEFS say the release of Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment, reveals extreme weather emergencies will continue to worsen without strong cuts to climate pollution. The Emergency Leaders for Climate Action say the assessment gives a confronting … Continued
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Australia can hit climate targets while slashing household bills by leaning in to electric vehicle incentives: Rewiring Australia Rewiring Australia is urging the federal government to extend and expand the Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) exemption for electric vehicles, with new research showing the incentive could halve vehicle emissions over 10 years, compared with ending … Continued
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Saturday, 13 September 2025 Aboriginal leaders unite to push for real change on rights and justice In a moment of deep significance, Aboriginal leaders from across public institutions and political life have come together to issue a joint statement, calling on the Australian Government to act now on long-standing commitments to First Peoples. The … Continued
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12th of September 2025 Woodside has accepted the conditions set by the government for the operation of its North West Shelf facility up until 2070 – but no condition can prevent the 4 billion tonnes of stored climate pollution that will be released over the lifespan of the project. The North West Shelf … Continued
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The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) is concerned by the finding in the latest report of the Inspector-General of Aged Care that, despite significant positive reforms to improve care in the aged care system, registered nurses are feeling “exposed” without the support of enrolled nurses in aged care settings. ACN welcomes the Inspector General’s … Continued
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Key Facts: CHOICE consumer organisation joins alliance to combat subscription traps and hard-to-cancel online subscriptions in Australia Research shows 75% of Australians struggle to cancel subscriptions, with losses estimated at $46 million due to deceptive practices Five consumer groups signed an open letter to Assistant Treasury Minister requesting government protection against manipulative subscription practices Senator … Continued
