The fossil fuel divestment movement just keeps growing. On Saturday, we had the pleasure of meeting hundreds of campaigners who came together in London for a day of talks and workshops from 350.org, the Guardian, Carbon Tracker and ShareAction among others. They came to share the lessons they’ve learned – so we asked them to Continue Reading →
2 of 40 An historic deal for all the wrong reasons Inbox x Michael O’Connor 2:55 PM (2 hours ago) to me Dear Inga, Today the Senate Inquiry into our temporary work visa system is in Canberra.We’ve just heard about the 16 overseas workers housed in a four-bedroom house, each having to pay $225 a Continue Reading →
More 4 of 43 The John James Newsletter 69 Inbox x John James 2:56 PM (1 hour ago) The John James Newsletter 69 18 July 2015 – Provins, France Men prefer to believe what they prefer to be trueFrancis Bacon C16 Lord Chancellor of Britain The corporate grip on opinion in Continue Reading →
1 of 17 Huge SUCCESS: Community Rights Restored in Qld! Inbox x Phil Laird via Lock the Gate Alliance <info@lockthegate.org.au> 1:39 PM (3 minutes ago) to me Dear Neville, Incredible news today. This morning, the Qld Parliament passed a Bill to restore the rights of landholders and communities to object to major mining projects! This Continue Reading →
3 of 46 Good news and bad news Inbox x The Australia Institute <mail@tai.org.au> 12:03 PM (1 hour ago) to me Dear Neville — Premier Palaszczuk delivered her government’s first state budget this week. Our Research Director Rod Campbell was in the lockup to get the low down. First the good news: the Palaszczuk Government Continue Reading →
More 1 of 43 Take action before next week Inbox x Australian Unions Team <info@actu.org.au> 10:24 AM (1 hour ago) to me Inga — The Australian Labor Party is holding its National Conference next week, and we need to convince them to endorse a gas reservation policy. You can help by telling your local MP Continue Reading →