Rewiring Australia’s Saul Griffith shows you how to take your next steps to go electric. Open their new Electric Saul website, type in your postcode and you can see what to upgrade next, how to understand the numbers and how to get started on (or continue!) your electrifying journey at home.

Concerned about the proliferation of energy- and water-intensive data centres around Australia and want to have your say? You can make a submission to the Environment and Communications References Committee raising your issues and making recommendations about how they should be regulated - submissions close on the 1st September 2026. Pro tip: the Climate Council’s submission is an excellent starting point for ideas before drafting your own!

Did you know that both residences of the Prime Minister – the Lodge in Canberra and Kirribilli House in Sydney – still use expensive, polluting gas to the tune of $111k in energy bills each year as gas prices rise? Join Friends of the Earth in writing to our PM Anthony Albanese asking him to electrify both residences as soon as possible. In a climate and cost-of-living crisis, we need leaders who can lead, not just ask the Australian people to transition while they sit back.

This July, choose one plastic item to refuse, from single-use cups to plastic bottles or packaged produce to single use coffee cups with plastic lids to plastic milk containers, and make a pledge as an individual or with friends, family, colleagues or your community. Our small actions make a big difference toward a plastic free future. Make your Plastic Free Pledge here and join over 5,000 people taking action to reduce everyday plastic consumption, and find a wide range of r

Join the Alliance for Gambling Reform to tell your MP to support and commit to all of the recommendations made by the Murphy Report, the Standing Committee on Social Policy and Legal Affairs Inquiry into online gambling including a ban on online gambling ads. Input your post code to send an email directly to your MP here.

For the first time in eight years, and thanks to the efforts of the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), Australians can have their say on Woodside's controversial Browse gas project. The proposal involves drilling for fossil gas just 3km from Scott Reef, posing serious risks to this extraordinary marine ecosystem and the species that depend on it. Now, new research has prompted a federal consultation into Browse's climate impacts on the Great Barrier Reef and you can pu