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Last month, Sapna’s 2022 report titled Why North-South Intersectionality Matters for Climate Justice: Perspectives of young South-Asian Australian Youth Activists has been recognised with an award in the Innovation category by Environment Victoria’s Community...

Boe Spearim talks about the history of the Frontier Wars, and the ongoing impact of colonisation on Gomeroi Country, as part of Chain Reaction #146: Strong Blak Resistance. Read the article, or listen to...

As a member of Friends of the Earth Asia Pacific - FoE APac, a Federation of grassroots environmental movements across 13 countries, FoE Australia stands with our friends and comrades at PENGON (FoE Palestine)...

Offshore wind offers a reliable and clean energy source for our electricity network and could form a significant part of the transition to a renewable energy system that we urgently require. While Victoria is...

A recent Right to Information request with TasWater, has raised concerns regarding pesticide monitoring in domestic water supplies in Tasmania. TasWater was punctual in responding to the request, with the process only taking 32...

In March 2023, FoE activists hosted a mountain roadtrip to investigate environmental issues in north eastern VIC. We met with local land care and sustainability groups, visited areas at risk from logging, and the old...

Huge win for the environment Friends of the Earth Australia (FoEA) is congratulating Esso Australia for saying it has rejected the idea of dumping retired oil and gas platforms into the ocean to form...

An Interview with Yaraan Couzens-Bundle  Tell us about you, your mob, and the land and sea country for which you speak.   My name is Yaraan Couzens Bundle and I'm a proud Gunditjmara, Yuin, and...

Editorial by Nick Chesterfield The core of fighting for country lies with getting behind the people who care for it.This issue contains references to Aboriginal people who have passed. Welcome to Chain Reaction’s Strong...

On the 30th of August I presented information at the Tasmania session of the United Nation's Special Rapporteur on Toxics and Humans Rights. The Rapporteur, Marcus A. Orellana has a busy schedule in Australia,...