Where's the government headed with its position on Israel's aggression?

OPINION

Australia cannot lead abroad and expand coal at home

By Noah Schultz-Byard

There’s tension in the air at this pre-COP. Tension between Pacific Island states and Australia. Tension over the world leaders who have not turned up. Tension over Australia’s continued expansion of coal and gas, even as it asks to be applauded for its climate leadership. And tension over how to call out a powerful partner whose aid and cooperation you still need.

OPINION

Pacific Red Lines are a test of Australia's climate integrity

By Louise Morris

The "Red Lines for 1.5°C" come from the Pacific Climate Justice Demands, built each year through a consultation across a network of more than 290 organisations. They were unveiled in a visual action led by communities already living the impacts these climate negotiation talks are meant to address.

OPINION

They don't make supervillains like they used to

By Fiona Katauskas