I Got Mine: Will Abbott Save Newman's Pet Coal Project?
When Infrastructure Australia undertook its ‘Northern Australia Infrastructure Audit Report’ it identified the Galilee Basin…More
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Launched in 2004, New Matilda is one of Australia's oldest online independent publications. It's focus is on investigative journalism and analysis, with occasional smart arsery thrown in for reasons of sanity. New Matilda is owned and edited by Walkley Award and Human Rights Award winning journalist Chris Graham.
China 'Breaks The Mould', Announces Peak Emissions Target
Countries accounting for more than half of global carbon emissions have announced their plans to…More
Greece, It's Time To Break Up With Europe
The failure of the current negotiations between Greece and the German-led “troika” — the European…More
After Election Promises, CSG Causes Headaches For The Nationals In NSW
The casual observer of Metgasco’s coal seam gas ambitions in the Northern Rivers of New…More
What Have We Learned From Zaky Mallah? That News Corp Is Hypocritical And Q&A Thinks We're All Stupid
Generally speaking, I don’t agree with conservatives. They wreck stuff, like forests, human rights and…More
Rainbow Faces And Marriage Equality Are Great, But Being An Ally Is About More Than Picking Winners
Unless you've been living under a rock you will have noticed that over the weekend…More
Corals May Hold Key To Own Survival In Their Genes
A coalition of Australian and American scientists have discovered what could be a crucial weapon…More
Business, Unions, And Green Groups Join In Unprecedented Call For Climate Action
The Abbott government has been delivered a gentle rebuke on climate policy by an unprecedented…More
Time To Take The Power Back: How The States Can Get Around The Cut To The Renewable Energy Target
The deal has been done and the Senate has officially passed legislation to cut the…More
The Blue Blood Ideology That Is Destroying Our Greatest Green Defenders
“I think it’s fair to say notions of democracy and the rule of law occupy…More