The group of protesters,which included women in their 80s,grabbed the headlines with disruptive stunts that saw them arrested 3300 times in three years.
The climate activists made headlines by activities that included throwing soup on famous artworks,interrupting live theatre and spraying paint on Stonehenge.
Welcome to our annual Trailblazers issue,one of the most exciting editions of the year.
At what point does a pet become a pest? Meanwhile,here’s why one of Perth’s foremost black cockatoo rehab figures is saying he’s ‘never seen anything like it’.
A plan put before Brisbane City Council to subdivide an old research site into 27 lots initially misrepresented the mature tree cover. Locals are concerned.
The bitter fight against national parks has attracted a motley crew of prospectors,4WD enthusiasts,shooters,horse riders,unionists and micro-parties.
A court hearing for the climate activists arrested outside the home of Woodside boss Meg O’Neill has descended into an ethical debate about the limits of the right to protest.
Paving Perth’s paddocks is one way the state’s planning to accommodate the projected 2050 population. But will the city’s most biodiverse wetland suffer?
The Age explores why the western suburbs are Australia’s fastest-growing region,and what’s holding them back from realising their full potential.
“OMG,we win again!!!” wrote one campaigner about the fight with oil and gas giant Santos. But then the court changed its mind.