Around 50,000 years ago, two-thirds of the world’s megafauna became extinct. It wasn't just Wooly mamoths and Sabre-toothed tigers that disappeared. In Australia, 2,500kg Diprotodons the size of cars, towering Genyornis birds, and the fearsome Thylacoleo marsupial lion all vanished. We lost 90 per …
Government spin aims to convince Australians that we’re making progress on the climate. But beneath the greenwashing and weasle words lies a stark and uncomfortable reality. The data shows Australia’s domestic emissions reductions have flat-lined and are padded-out with creative accounting. Worse s…
Environment Ministers have a habit of announcing bad news on Fridays before long weekends. Their aim is to miss the Saturday news cycle so less people see the announcement. I remember well from my time as a senior public servant. It happens whether they're Labor or Liberal. And with the Christma…
Under a canopy of trees by on D'harawal Country last week, I had the privilege of facilitating a gathering of First Nations people from Western Sydney. Initiated by Resilient Sydney, the workshop was a coming together of voices and perspectives on how Sydney can thrive and stay strong in the face o…
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