The Guardian • Tanya Plibersek
Issue #2106
LETTERS
Don’t delay – it may be too late. Dear Comrade Editor, Water and Environment minister Tanya Plibersek’s actions are attracting considerable attention on social media,...
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Issue #2110
GREEN NOTES
Scientists at the Potsdam Institute estimate that the costs of inaction on climate change will be US$38 trillion a year by 2050, whereas climate action...
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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 #2111
DINGO
This week’s historic target of US aggression is British Guyana, 1953-64: For 11 years Britain and the United States went to great lengths to prevent...
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Issue #2053
“Vastly out of line with the science”
The Climate Council has slammed Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s decision to ignore the climate risk of four polluting coal projects as “reckless” and “out of...
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Issue #2076
Silencing voices
It’s common for people to say “it’s a free country,” meaning, go ahead, do what you like, say what you like. Australia is a country...
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Issue #2084
Israel protest outside of Tanya Plibersek’s office
Tanya Plibersek Environment Minister in the Albanese ALP government has her office close to the Communist Party office in Sydney. Plibersek’s electorate have been waiting...
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Issue #2097
Picketing Tanya Plibersek’s office
As winter has approached 5:30 pm is now quite dark but this did not deter CPA members and others who have been regularly picketing Tanya Plibersek’s...
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Issue #2118
DINGO
Senator Lidia Thorpe: “I just successfully passed a motion in the Senate to make the Attorney-General provide quarterly reports to the Senate about deaths in...
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Issue #2105
EDITORIAL
Do you ever get déjà vu, the feeling that you’ve been through something before? Sometimes, that’s because you have been through it before. So it...
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Issue #2124
DINGO
“We have a health system that is universal, but with that comes an obligation for Australians to contribute. We have an obligation to care for...
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Issue #2148
World Heritage listing in doubt
In 2023, then-Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek nominated the petroglyphs (rock art) on the Burrup Peninsula to be added to the World Heritage List. The Murujuga...
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