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By Joe Montero They began to arrive at the Swanston Street-Flinders Street intersection, out the front of Melbourne’s iconic Flinders Street Station, at midday on Saturday (14 September). More were congregating at the edge of […]
The following article by author and activist in Australia’s Extinction Rebellion Jack Nicholls (25 August 2019 Sydney Morning Herald), provides his take on the rise of the new movement that is bringing back politics in […]
By Ugly It’s great to hear that a major engineering firm has decided to cut its ties with the Adani project at Abbott Point terminal and will refuse to work on the Carmichael coal mine.
Roger Hallam talks about how the October Rebellion is based on the “movement of movements” theme and why this focus is crucial to our success. In his inimitable direct yet larrikin style, Roger emphasises that […]
By Joe Montero Melbourne City Council has joined its counterpart in Sydney this week and 27 other councils across Australia, by declaring its own climate emergency. The pressure is on for other’s to follow in […]
By Joe Montero Hundreds of people came out in Melbourne’s late last Friday afternoon (21 June). They blockaded the Bourke and Swanston Streets intersection in the city centre, then marched further north along Swanston Street, […]
By Ben Wilson There’s something really rotten about the way the water buyback deal is being run through the Federal Department of Agriculture and Water Resources.
By Jim Hayes The sudden appearance of a mountain of blue green algae poisoned dead fish at Menindee in the north west New South Wales part of the Darling, has brought to public attention yet […]
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