Category Archives: CAMPAIGNS

The 2021 Annual General Meeting of the Friends of Australian Rock Art Inc. (FARA) will be held on Saturday 20 March 2021, 2 pm at 41 Havelock St, West Perth. Guest Speaker: Piers Verstegen, CEO of the Conservation Council of ...

Climate action group 350.org has just published an important report documenting the major political influence of WA’s gas lobby on WA State Government decision-making (as FARA campaigners know only too well). ‘Captured State’: the influence of the gas lobby on ...

Help preserve Murujuga petroglyphs Rally to support the WA Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Bill 2020, Nov 5, 2020 9-11 am in front of WA Parliament  

Proposed WA Aboriginal Heritage Act 2020 to reform the outdated 1972 Aboriginal Heritage Act The Department of Planning, Land and Heritage (DPLH) consultation page regarding the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill 2020 (the Bill) states that: …This new legislation will replace ...

‘Woodside: not just a climate criminal…’ Woodside LNG emissions are also degrading the globally significant Aboriginal cultural heritage of Murujuga/the Burrup Peninsula Read more: Woodside: not just a climate criminal…

Send your submission to EPA by Friday 14 August Just when we thought we were ahead with our challenge to Yara’s Fertiliser & Tan plant licences, this awful addition rears its head – and the deadline is 5pm on Friday ...

Friends of Australian Rock Art Inc. (FARA) Statement – 31.5.2020 Destruction of Aboriginal heritage site at Juukan Gorge, Pilbara Like so many Australians, Friends of Australian Rock Art is appalled by Rio Tinto’s recent action in destroying an ancient and ...

May 2020 newsletter

Perdaman Urea Project We call you on, yet again, to make a submission against Perdaman’s proposed Urea Plant (on the Burrup). This is due by Monday 22 June 2020. View the project documents and click on ‘#3 Assessment’ and then ‘Environmental ...

Last week, Woodside was hit with a record-breaking investor push to act on climate change. More than 50 per cent of investors backed motions for Woodside to commit to hard targets to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and its significant ...