Politics

Power Shift Youth Climate Summit

Power Shift

13-15 July, 2013
Presented by AYCC (Australian Youth Climate Coalition), Power Shift is the largest climate summit in Australia. Over 2,000 young people will come together to ensure climate change is at the forefront of the federal election agenda. At a critical time leading to the September election, the three-day summit will include incredible speakers and workshops for youths to take action and make a significant difference. Guests include James Hansen, Tim Flannery, Samah Hadid, Claire Hooper, Bill McKibben, Lucy Lawless and many more.

Where:Monash University, Melbourne VIC.
When:13-15 July, 2013.
Click here for registration and more information.

Take action on climate change!

Climate action summit

21-23 June, 2013
Put your concerns into action! You can help motivate communities to demand climate action at Australian Climate Action Summit this year. Over the two-day summit, you will have the opportunity to talk with successful campaigners about a clean energy future. The activist panel comes from all around Australia and across different sectors, including George Monbiot, Drew Hutton, Prof. Lesley Hughes, Cate Faehrmann MP, Fiona Armstrong, Simon Butler and Tony Mohr. Before the Summit, you may join the Friday night forum at the NSW Parliament House to discuss and explore community climate action through the law and media. The guest panel includes Michelle Maloney, Larissa Waters, Jane Rawson and Graham Readfearn.

Where:Friday night forum at Parliament House Theatreette, NSW Parliament House; Summit at Sydney Secondary College, Blackwattle Bay Campus, Taylor Street, Glebe NSW.
When:Friday night forum 6pm-8pm 21 June; Summit 22-23 June, 2013.
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Mark Pearson: making politics more compassionate

Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Mark Pearson explains why it’s important to have a voice for animals in the Australian Parliament.

Global Sustainability Conference

People and the Planet

5 May, 2013
People and the Planet 2013 is coming to Melbourne, and will feature 130 presentations over nine research themes. The conference will cover issues of urban, community, cultural and corporate sustainability as well as climate change, globalisation and sustainable futures.

Where: Story Hall, RMIT University Melbourne, Vic.
When: 2-4 July, 2013.
Cost: $302.50, $192.50 (Concession)
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Policy Adviser, The Greens

Tuesday, 8 May 2012

Provide legislative analysis as well as analysis of other parties and organisations to support the work of Greens Senator Christine Milne.

Location: Canberra, ACT.
Salary: A commencing salary between $68,874 and $82,611 will be paid and an optional allowance of $25,750 is payable in lieu of overtime.
Applications close: 25 May.
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Communications & Campaigns Officer, The Greens

Tuesday, 27 March 2012

Do you live for politics? Are you organised, strategic and a strong communicator? This position requires development and strengthening of networks of constituents and supporters, ongoing community campaigns and communication of the work and achievements of Greens Senator Larissa Waters. The person appointed will be required to represent the Senator at functions, community meetings and public engagements.

Location: Brisbane & Gold Coast, Qld.
Salary: $43,942-­‐$51,352 (plus up to $6,951 electorate staff allowance).
Applications close: Monday 2 April.
Click here for more info.

clean energy

Clean energy reality with carbon tax passed

Tuesday, 8 November 2011

Today, the carbon tax was passed through parliament in Australia. G shares the opinions of some high profile movers and shakers with you.

Get Up's 5 easy steps on understanding a price on carbon

Tuesday, 12 July 2011

Get Up created this two minute video to help share the facts about what's in the Governments carbon pricing package. You're encouraged to share this with your friends and family.

Solar future

Carbon price outlined

Monday, 11 July 2011

The Federal Government has released its plans for putting a price on carbon pollution.

AYCC's animated explanation of the carbon price

Monday, 11 July 2011

Wondering what the carbon price package will actually mean for polluters, everyday Australians and the environment? Check out the Australian Youth Climate Coalition's (AYCC) animation to find out!

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