The Guardian • fracking
Issue #2064
GREEN NOTES
Over 900 health professionals from across the country have signed a joint letter speaking out against fracking the Beetaloo Basin and the Middle Arm gas...
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Issue #2012
The sun will shine, the wind will blow
Australia is on the brink of a total collapse of its domestic energy market amid a crisis that has been decades in the making. If...
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Issue #2063
Mega-fracker now on site
Water is life. But right now, Tamboran Resources is on the fast track to frack the Northern Territory, and water is at risk of being...
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Issue #2053
NT: Gas industry gets biggest slice
The Territory and Federal governments appear to have prioritised spending on roads that will benefit the fracking industry at a time when many of the...
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Issue #2154
GREEN NOTES
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, involves blasting huge volumes of water mixed with toxic chemicals and sand deep into the earth to fracture rock formations and...
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Issue #2057
DINGO
A major survey conducted by McKell, the Transport Workers Union and TEACHO sheds light on the harsh reality faced by food delivery, rideshare, and AmazonFlex...
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Issue #2052
In their words: “No fracking”
Amid opposition from Indigenous owners and in the face of a growing environmental crisis, the NT government has given the go-ahead for fracking in the...
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Issue #2115
Thousands of public sector nurses and midwives across NSW stopped work for one hour last week, as they ramped up their fight for a 15...
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Issue #2123
DINGO
PM Anthony Albanese has rejected accusations from Beijing that his country is “plagued by systemic racism and hate crimes.” Beijing spoke out after an Australian...
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Issue #2126
Frack off
Territorians condemn the Finocchiaro government’s approval of gas company Empire Energy’s Carpentaria project, and renew calls for the Albanese government to use the powers available...
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Issue #2119
DINGO
United Nations secretary-general Antonio Guterres has vented his frustration at the security council’s failure to end wars in Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan, and the Middle East....
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Issue #2170
Trigger backflip: ‘a deal for corporate profits’
The Albanese government is doing yet another backflip on policy. This time it relates to climate change – pretending to protect the environment and biodiversity...
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