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Earthed: Australian climate + sustainability news

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by Murray Griffin and Franziska Curran

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A quick, weekly round-up of climate, nature and sustainability news from across Australia, for people who care about conservation, climate action, sustainability, and cutting waste and pollution. Also covers Australia's involvement in this year's COP31 global climate talks. Hosted by climate and sustainability comms consultant Murray Griffin and sustainability consultant Dr Franziska Curran. Supported by a weekly newsletter - go to https://www.earthed.au if you want to sign up! Murray and Franziska also co-host 'Track Changes', a podcast featuring chats with climate change and sustainability experts.

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June 9, 2026

Your weekly climate change + sustainability news fix

The illegal hissing cockroaches episode! Plus we've got a genuine latté-sippers story. NSW's two major parties disagree on 'keep-cup' provisions in a proposed new law on plastic waste. The Opposition is calling it a café-killer Bill, even though the provisions won't affect small businesses. But there seems little or no disagreement over an innovative, more substantive aspect of the Bill. In this episode, we also chat about an important new report on phasing down the use of fossil gas in Australia, and a controversial proposed Queensland law that that will allow big projects to bypass some standard statutory processes, so they can get established faster. Earthed is a quick, weekly round-up of climate of climate, nature and sustainability news from across Australia, for people who care about conservation, climate action, sustainability, and cutting waste and pollution. It's hosted by climate and sustainability communications consultant Murray Griffin and sustainability consultant Franziska Curran. If you enjoy this episode please follow the show, rate it, and share it with a friend or your network! And check out our newsletter at earthed.au.

June 5, 2026

Bonus episode! A quick Canberra update (climate + environment news from the Senate)

A few times every year, senators get to quiz federal officials about all government policies and programs, through what's called Senate Estimates. And senators relish it, because it's there chance to do a bit of digging about government programs, including climate and environment programs, to see if they can find out things that haven't been made public. The latest Senate Estimates hearings took place in Canberra last week. And in this bonus episode we've picked out the best bits. The moments of drama and pressure, the moments of comedy, and some of the amazing statistics that emerge through the questioning process. The Earthed podcast is a quick, weekly round-up of climate of climate, nature and sustainability news from across Australia, for people who care about conservation, climate action, sustainability, and cutting waste and pollution. It's hosted by climate and sustainability communications consultant Murray Griffin and sustainability consultant Franziska Curran. If you enjoy this episode please follow the show, rate it, and share it with a friend or your network!

May 12, 2026

Your weekly climate + sustainability news fix

A Green Sheep program is on the way! Plus, hear from Australia's youth ambassador to this year's climate change talks - she and her partner run a grazing and cropping farm in Queensland. Also, in this episode, we talk about plans in NSW and Western Australia to make it easier to approve and build new wind and solar farms. But in Victoria, the Coalition wants to take the state in the opposite direction. If it wins November's state election it will pause efforts to build new transmission lines to connect wind and solar farms. There's also a lot going on to make Australia's environment law - the EPBC Act - more effective. And the Australian government is making changes to the Australian carbon credit scheme. Plus we talk about geothermal energy, and a NSW biodiversity protection scheme. Earthed is a quick, weekly round-up of climate of climate, nature and sustainability news from across Australia, for people who care about conservation, climate action, sustainability, and cutting waste and pollution. It's hosted by climate and sustainability communications consultant Murray Griffin and sustainability consultant Franziska Curran. And it's supported by a free weekly newsletter you can find at https://www.earthed.au. If you enjoy this episode please rate it, and share it with a friend or your network!

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What is Earthed: Australian climate + sustainability news?: A quick, weekly round-up of climate, nature and sustainability news from across Australia, for people who care about conservation, climate action, sustainability, and cutting waste and pollution. Also covers Australia's involvement in this year's COP31 global climate talks.

Hosted by climate and sustainability comms consultant Murray Griffin and sustainability consultant Dr Franziska Curran. Supported by a weekly newsletter - go to https://www.earthed.au if you want to sign up!

Murray and Franziska also co-host 'Track Changes', a podcast featuring chats with climate change and sustainability experts.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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