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Study confirms monarch threatened by GE corn

For the third time in recent months, a study has been released that calls into question a critical claim of the genetic engineering (GE) industry.

Consumers demand a GE-free Woolworths

Greenpeace activists today presented 1000 postcards to Woolworths, calling on the supermarket chain to stop selling chickens fed genetically engineered feed.

Baiada, go GE-free with feed

Poultry company Baiada faces mounting public pressure over using GE feed. The company ran foul of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) last December. The ACCC ruled that Baiada had potentially misled consumers by labelling their chickens GE-free when they were using large quantities of GE feed.

Introducing Anne Nunn: National Local Group Coordinator

Greenpeace local groups bring awareness to the organisation's global and national environmental campaigns through public outreach, planning and training letter-writing, lobbying, research and participation in non-violent direct actions.

Monsanto in GE bribery scam

Monsanto, the world's largest genetic engineering company and major producer of GE crops, has been ordered to pay criminal and civil charges totalling US$1.5 million for bribing an Indonesian government official and concealing the payment as consulting fees.

Rainbow Warrior brings aid to tsunami survivors

Medical aid organisation, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), is using the Greenpeace flagship, the Rainbow Warrior (RW) to get relief supplies to parts of Indonesia devastated by the massive earthquake and tsunami that hit southern Asia on December 26.