A strange thing happened on the radio last Wednesday morning.
Andrew Bray's blog
April 24th 2012
Last week, Sunny met up with three leading politicians in three cities, all in the space of
April 17th 2012
MEDIA RELEASE: CEFC report supports community renewable energy vision
Tuesday, 16 April 2012
April 12th 2012
MEDIA RELEASE: Hartcher misleads public as Liberals launch war on renewable energy
12 April 2012
January 17th 2012
Tom Driftwood had quite a year in 2011.
One of the most active people in his local climate action group, Lismore Climate Action, in February 2011 he travelled to the Scenic Rim area on the NSW-QLD border to join a national workshop with the 100% Renewable campaign. Six months later he found himself being photographed with Rob Oakeshott at Parliament House.
December 14th 2011
Well, after sitting a team of fossil fuel execs down in a room together for a year or two, Energy and Resources Minister, Martin Ferguson has a produced a plan for Australia's energy future that recommends....you guessed it, more fossil fuels. Gas, gas, gas! to be precise, with an option to go nuclear in the long term.
December 14th 2011
There are lots of unanswered questions when it comes to the Coalition and their approach to renewable energy.
October 10th 2011
A report from Dean Bridgfoot, 100% Organiser and member of Mount Alexander Sustainainability Group:
Thursday, Oct 6
I have just come back from a rally in front of the Capital Theatre in Bendigo to demonstrate community support for climate action while Tony Abbott held a invite only “community” forum inside.
September 30th 2011
There's a bit of kite-flying going on in the coalition at present over the Renewable Energy Target. The renewables knockers in the Liberal and National parties are bringing out the ol' 'renewables are more expensive' stuck record and giving it a turn.
But the experience in South Australia shows that wind is keeping power prices down while cutting emissions at the same time. Here's a media release we put out, explaining the benefits.
August 31st 2011
While the letters page of The Age may not be an accurate window to the soul of Victoria, it's not a bad approximation.
Today's letters hand out a comprehensive shellacking to Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu for his unthought out anti-wind farm laws.
Even The Age Editorial is issuing a Please Explain!
