When climate action challenged profit, profit won
This week we learnt BHP, one of the world’s biggest mining corporations – which publicly presented itself as committed to climate action – was internally delaying major clean energy projects, locking in diesel trucks and pushing renewable investment years into the future. It revealed something: corporations will not act at the speed the climate crisis demands. Governments have to make them.
By Senator Larissa Waters, Leader of the Australian Greens
How does Labor’s NDIS bill actually address fraud? …It doesn’t.
After months of rhetoric about “rorts and shonks,” the proposed NDIS changes are targeting access, support, and disabled families instead. This bill is not primarily about fraud. It’s about changing who gets access to the NDIS, what support they can receive, and how easily that support can be taken away. Jordan tells us more.
By Senator Jordon Steele-John
What's Next For The Gas Tax Campaign?
The corporate parties are rattled. They see our campaign for tax on gas exports gaining momentum and are trying everything they can to shut this campaign down. Steph discusses what’s next to get gas giants to pay what they owe.