The Latest Breaking News from Woodside

Analysis by the ABC of the past six financial years of reported emissions, under the national safeguard mechanism, shows a 15 per cent increase in carbon dioxide released by major WA projects, and up 5 per cent on last year's figure.

Australia's biggest super funds are financing the companies causing irreversible damage to the climate to the tune of $25 billion.

Farmers are raising concerns the federal government's plan to reduce the emissions of big polluters would rely too heavily on carbon credits from agriculture.

The environment-focussed lobby group Market Forces has criticised five super funds for not doing enough to challenge the fossil fuel firms they invest in.

Institutional shareholders angry at Woodside Energy's approach to climate change will take their fight to its board for the first time.

Woodside Energy's board is failing shareholders on climate change and three directors up for re-election should pay the price, activist shareholders say.

The climate argument between Labor and The Greens is as strange as the carbon-reduction target being impossible to meet.

New data shows the state received just 5 per cent of the renewable energy capacity that companies committed to last year, raising concerns about whether coal-fired power stations will be able to close at the end of the decade.

The mess caused by Scott Morrison’s multiple ministries grows as a visa decision made by former home affairs minister Karen Andrews is challenged in court, and a British MP has laughed off Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s assessment of where our nuclear subs should be built.