There is “power in people and when those people are dancing the cops don’t know what to do”.
70% Want an End to Native Forest Logging
Despite a promise to create the Great Koala National Park (GKNP), New South Wales Labor has done nothing to stop logging in the area.
Despite a promise to create the Great Koala National Park (GKNP), New South Wales Labor has done nothing to stop logging in the area.
‘Golden Spike’: Scientists Choose Site to Mark the Start of the Anthropocene
In a major step towards formal recognition of the Anthropocene as a new stage in Earth System history, scientists have identified a small lake near Toronto as the best marker of epochal change.
In a major step towards formal recognition of the Anthropocene as a new stage in Earth System history, scientists have identified a small lake near Toronto as the best marker of epochal change.
10 New Albums for a Burning World
Do you think there's no good protest music these days? So did I, until I started looking for it.
Do you think there’s no good protest music these days? So did I, until I started looking for it.
‘Productivity’ Is Being Weaponised to Force Real Wage Cuts on Workers
The calls to "increase productivity" is often designed to make workers work harder in more precarious and unsafe workplaces.
The calls to “increase productivity” is often designed to make workers work harder in more precarious and unsafe workplaces.
‘Fire Weather’ Exposes the Unavoidable Phase Shifts of Our Burning World
We are in transition,” he says, “This book was a soul-damaging look at the devastation, but our situation is dynamic.
We are in transition,” he says, “This book was a soul-damaging look at the devastation, but our situation is dynamic.
People, Not Politicians, Will Abolish the Death Penalty
This move was in response to pressure from activists and organisations pushing to abolish the death penalty.
This move was in response to pressure from activists and organisations pushing to abolish the death penalty.
Who’s Afraid of ChatGPT?
Facial recognition has been used recently to identify fugitives.
Facial recognition has been used recently to identify fugitives.
Poet Paul Tran Celebrates ‘The Agonising and Inventive Work of Survival’
Tran's poetry collection, All the Flowers Kneeling, investigates how sexual violence, intergenerational trauma and war combined to shape both family life as well as the lives of immigrants and refugees like us.
Tran’s poetry collection, All the Flowers Kneeling, investigates how sexual violence, intergenerational trauma and war combined to shape both family life as well as the lives of immigrants and refugees like us.
Rent Controls Are Not a ‘Zombie Idea’
As rents skyrocket across the country and many people are faced with forking out hundreds more each week, the 31% of households who rent are looking for solutions.
As rents skyrocket across the country and many people are faced with forking out hundreds more each week, the 31% of households who rent are looking for solutions.
Health Solutions, Not Taxes, Are Needed to Reduce Tobacco Addiction
The dangers of tobacco usage are very real, but we need a needs-based public health approach, not more policies that punish the poor.
The dangers of tobacco usage are very real, but we need a needs-based public health approach, not more policies that punish the poor.
Public Housing Activist: ‘Supply, Supply, Supply’ Is No Solution to the Housing Crisis
It is time we stopped sending perfectly good buildings to landfill.
It is time we stopped sending perfectly good buildings to landfill.
‘Scenes From a Climate Era’ a Play for the Times
Belvoir St Theatre’s Scenes from a Climate Era draws the audience into its quicksand, zigzagging through time and offering up a tapestry of more than 50 short plays in its tight 80-minute run time.
Belvoir St Theatre’s Scenes from a Climate Era draws the audience into its quicksand, zigzagging through time and offering up a tapestry of more than 50 short plays in its tight 80-minute run time.
Dramatic Arctic Sea Ice Melt Should Not Be a Shock
Arctic sea ice fluxes from a greater extent in the cold, dark winter months, to a smaller extent in the warmer, 24-hours-a-day light of the northern summer.
Arctic sea ice fluxes from a greater extent in the cold, dark winter months, to a smaller extent in the warmer, 24-hours-a-day light of the northern summer.
Challenges for Climate Activists in Singapore
A lot of Singapore’s wealth has been built from extraction, processing and exporting produce from its less-developed and poorer neighbouring countries. Is the environmental impact of this officially recognised?
A lot of Singapore’s wealth has been built from extraction, processing and exporting produce from its less-developed and poorer neighbouring countries. Is the environmental impact of this officially recognised?
Gen F’d: Young Workers Need to Organise and Fight Back
Why will the generations born since the mid 1980s most likely be financially poorer than previous generations?
Why will the generations born since the mid 1980s most likely be financially poorer than previous generations?