Farmers to defy big polluter Santos, whatever the government does
Grain farmers Mark Robinson and his wife Cherie never thought that, at 52 years of age each, they’d be protesting in an attempt to stop a gasfield.
Read moreEconomic argument for fracking built on hot air and taxpayer subsidies
The economic argument in favour of fracking the Northern Territory has suffered another blow.
Read moreThe community that fought off the frackers
Former Dandaragan local Pauline Cook didn’t know whose driveway she had pulled into - until she saw the fancy car and the driver.
Read moreGas company-funded GISERA at it again with unreliable report
The results just didn’t add up.
Read moreCecil Plains: flashpoint for CSG battle on QLD’s Western Downs
When Cecil Plains dry land and broad acre farmer Russell Bennie moved onto his property ten years ago, he found an unwelcome surprise.
Read moreGlobal oil crash offers glimmer of hope for NT’s communities facing fracking
The first frack hit like a hammer blow for all those who had spent years fighting the industry.
Read moreA battle half won: After Moreton Resources abandoned its coal mine plans, Kingaroy locals call for stronger protection of agricultural land
Traipsing around the remote and wild south west coast of Tasmania in the pouring rain, John Dalton had no idea he and the other members of the Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group (KCCG) had just won a major victory.
Read moreHow the west will avoid the frack attack: gasfield free declarations
It was the sheer injustice of the announcement that upset Woodridge local Jenny Walker the most.
Read moreDesert rivers too precious to be sacrificed
The budgies of the Channel Country are nesting.
Read moreThe battle for Bylong - how water and soil triumphed over coal mining
It was the water and rich soils that brought Phillip Kennedy and partner Merran Auland to the secluded Bylong Valley in May of 2018.
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