Royce Kurmelovs

A culture of revolving doors between governments and the fossil fuel industry ensures the sector’s interests are always prioritised

If Australians love solar, they are head over heels for home batteries. More than 400,000 batteries have been installed under the government's subsidy scheme.

From cliff sides, coastal lookouts, kayaks or boats, people counted every dolphin they saw for at least 15 minutes to aid research into state’s populations

Electric cars are state-of-the-art machines that have fewer parts, make less noise and are incredibly fun to drive.

Sugar Research Australia developed a sugarcane variety to grow in West Papua – months later, the UN accused Indonesian companies of displacing Indigenous peoples to make way for sugarcane production.

Woodside Energy spent three years turning a music teacher's canister of stench gas into a "terrorism" case. Now, backed by political might, they're dragging the same activists back to court.

Despite the backing of councils in a region in dire need of support, the federal government has rejected a $42m grant request to complete the trail’s 54km missing link

Royce Kurmelovs There are glow-worms in the old train tunnel if you look hard enough into the deepest, darkest black, Paul Hixon says.

From salmon to supermarkets, gas to Gaza, the PM has consistently backed those with power and wealth

… the consulting firm’s decades-long history of advising the tobacco industry.