This morning, Greenpeace flagship, the Rainbow Warrior, slipped through Newcastle harbour and dropped anchor to block the channel and close down the world's biggest coal port.
Every day, dozens of ships appear off Newcastle harbour to load up with coal for Asia. Imagine those same ships laden with solar cells and wind turbine from sustainable industries.
The Greenpeace flagship, Rainbow Warrior, has arrived in Sydney to begin its Clean Energy Revolution tour.
The ship will be spreading its "Quit Coal" message and activities, which you can be a part of.
Eight Greenpeace volunteers have been arrested after peacefully occupying Bayer CropScience headquarters to demand that the biotech giant take responsibility for Australia’s most serious genetic engineering (GE) contamination.
Lonely Planet publishing co-founder Tony Wheeler will join the Greenpeace City to Surf team again this year to help raise funds for our climate and energy campaign.
To mark the twentieth anniversary of the bombing of the Greenpeace flagship, the Rainbow Warrior (II) is in Matauri Bay, New Zealand to join in a moving Maori ceremony.
Three US naval ships in Sydney harbour received a different sort of welcome yesterday, when peace groups including church leaders, doctors and environmentalists united to question naval commanders over the weapons that may be carrying.
Mitsubishi Paper Mill (MPM) will stop sourcing its wood chips from old growth Tasmanian forests. Instead the company will buy wood chips from plantations or second growth forests of environmentally benign and reclaimed wood.
Greenpeace activists, accompanied by boats from five of Sydney’s largest commercial whale-watching companies, attempted to deliver the first batch of signatures for an emergency 26,000-person petition to Mr Howard at Kirribilli House wharf in Sydney.
