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Greenpeace stands in solidarity with the Wangan and Jagalingou People
Brisbane, March 27 2015: Greenpeace offers its solidarity to the representatives for the Wangan and Jagalingou people who have formally rejected the Indigenous land use agreement for the Carmichael...
View ArticleEnvironment Minister fast-tracks coal expansion on Great Barrier Reef
Brisbane, 29 October 2014: Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt has fast-tracked the approval of the world’s biggest coal port in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef today, ignoring impacts on the...
View ArticleDirect Action: an invoice to future generations
Sydney 29 October, 2014. “Legislating the Direct Action plan is to climate policy what abolishing the criminal code is to law and order – a recipe for chaos,” according to Greenpeace campaigner, Nic...
View ArticleHunt’s proposed dredge waste ban a bandaid, not a cure for threats against Reef
Sydney March 16, 2015 – In response to Environment Minister Greg Hunt’s announcement of a draft law to ban the dumping of capital dredge spoil in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, Shani Tager at...
View ArticleGovernment still intent on destroying Reef
Brisbane, 11 March 2015: New revised plans to dredge a million tonnes of seafloor in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area remain unacceptable, Greenpeace says.A new plan to expand the Abbot Point...
View ArticleGreenpeace investigation: 'fake' and chips sold in Melbourne takeaways
26 March 2015, Melbourne: New results from a Greenpeace investigation have today revealed mislabelling of flake in Melbourne fish and chips shops. The revelations put further pressure on the federal...
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Greenpeace stands in solidarity with the Wangan and Jagalingou People
Brisbane, March 27 2015: Greenpeace offers its solidarity to the representatives for the Wangan and Jagalingou people who have formally rejected the Indigenous land use agreement for the Carmichael...
View ArticleFrench banks reject Reef destruction, refuse to finance Galilee coal projects
Sydney, April 8 2015 - Australia’s four largest banks should follow the lead set by three of France’s biggest banks and rule out financing the controversial Carmichael coal mining project in...
View ArticleCoal ships and the Great Barrier Reef are a recipe for disaster says Greenpeace
Sydney, 16 February 2015: Greenpeace says the weekend arrest of Taiwanese captain for steering his coal ship through the reef without a pilot shows that while there's coal ships going through the Great...
View ArticleEnvironmental groups and seafood industry demand better seafood labelling
15 April 2015, Sydney: For the first time, an alliance of environmental and industry groups have today united to call for clear seafood labelling in Australia.The groups - including Greenpeace and the...
View ArticleIndian Home Affairs Ministry attempting to shut Greenpeace India down
New Delhi, 14 April 2015 – Following the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) again blocking Greenpeace India’s ability to receive money from overseas, Samit Aich, Executive Director of Greenpeace...
View ArticleReef dredging still not OK
Brisbane, 17 April: The Queensland Government’s referral of yet another dredging and dumping proposal for Abbot Point should be thrown out, says Greenpeace. The proposal will see dredging in the Great...
View ArticleQueensland government must learn lessons from doomed coal port
Gladstone, April 28, 2015 – The lacklustre demand for the Wiggins Island coal port cannot be glossed over by today’s long delayed first shipment and the Queensland government should reject new coal...
View Article85% of Australians say Reef not Coal
Brisbane, May 4, 2015: The overwhelming majority of Australians would choose to protect the Great Barrier Reef over expanding the coal industry, according to an opinion poll commissioned by Greenpeace...
View ArticleAussie tuna transformation a consumer success story
Sydney, 4 May 2015, For the first time ever the majority of tuna brands on Australian supermarket shelves have converted to sourcing from environmentally responsible fishing methods.These methods can...
View ArticleGreenpeace India faces shutdown in one month
New Delhi, May 5, 2015 - Greenpeace India has one month left to fight forits survival following a government crackdown on civil society. The Indiangovernment recently froze the environmental NGO's bank...
View ArticleIndian Home Affairs Ministry attempting to shut Greenpeace India down
New Delhi, 14 April 2015 – Following the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) again blocking Greenpeace India’s ability to receive money from overseas, Samit Aich, Executive Director of Greenpeace...
View ArticleReef dredging still not OK
Brisbane, 17 April: The Queensland Government’s referral of yet another dredging and dumping proposal for Abbot Point should be thrown out, says Greenpeace. The proposal will see dredging in the Great...
View ArticleEnvironmental groups and seafood industry demand better seafood labelling
15 April 2015, Sydney: For the first time, an alliance of environmental and industry groups have today united to call for clear seafood labelling in Australia.The groups - including Greenpeace and the...
View ArticleAussie tuna transformation a consumer success story
Sydney, 4 May 2015, For the first time ever the majority of tuna brands on Australian supermarket shelves have converted to sourcing from environmentally responsible fishing methods.These methods can...
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