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May 05

Whale embassy can stay

In an amazing turn around, local leaders of Ulsan in Korea have agreed to allow our Whale Embassy volunteers to stay near the site of a planned whale meat factory - just hours after telling them to leave or face the "consequences".

Greenpeace yacht sails for peace

The nuclear threat is a real and present danger in the Asia-Pacific region.

Is your breakfast cereal illegal?

A scandal over unauthorised genetically engineered corn in our food is escalating. Newly released, independent scientific opinion increases pressure on Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) to protect consumers from the untested GE corn known as Bt10.

It's a deal!

Australian television host, Andrew O’Keefe, will join our cycling challenge across Cambodia and Vietnam in December, raising funds for Greenpeace.

GE canola breaks loose in Japan

One of the great threats of genetically engineered crops is that they may spread uncontrolled and contaminate the natural environment. So it is alarming (to say the least) to discover GE canola growing by the roadside in Japan.

Join the march to save whales

The whale watching season has started early on Australia's coast, with sightings of humpback whales migrating north from Antarctica to breed. How many of these whales will we see next year if Japan has its way with whaling?

Eviction for whale activists?

Adam grabs a mug of coffee and peers out the front door of the "whale embassy" that he helped to erect nearly two months ago.

Small solar sunbeam in dark budget for climate

He's Australia's economic pilot and we urgently need Peter Costello to steer us toward clean, green energy sources to avoid dangerous climate change. Yet the treasurer's 10th budget does little to put Australia on a path away from polluting, greenhouse-intensive fuels.

Peaceful protest a crime?

Should people who peacefully protested against the war in Iraq be branded criminals and thrown in jail?

Risky research on our own turf

"We are saying to other countries, 'You can't produce nuclear weapons'. Yet now we have evidence that this very type of research may be happening here. I find that very frightening."

Government goes lite on emissions trading

Many Australians who voted for Prime Minister Kevin Rudd because he promised serious action on climate change will be very disappointed following the release of his government’s emissions trading Green Paper on 16 July.