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A Reflection: On Leaders and Leading

June 04, 2026

I’ve spent a long time thinking about what makes a leader. Who steps into leadership, why they do it, and what helps them make a meaningful impact in their community. These questions matter deeply for the climate movement, because the change we need depends...

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Budget 2026 - families lead where leaders don't

May 14, 2026

This week, the Albanese Government handed down a budget responding to the largest energy crisis the world has faced. That’s not an easy job.  But it was also an opportunity to build the future our kids are counting on us to get right. Sadly,...

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Book Review: The Power of Positive Pranking

May 07, 2026

Who says being a "prankster" has to land you in the principal's office? I recently sat down with my daughter to read The Power of Positive Pranking by Australian author Nat Amoore (shout out to Rebecca Sparrow’s Rebel Readers Book Club for the recommendation!)....

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Powering our Kids' Future, Parliament House event - 1 April

April 13, 2026

Wednesday, April 1, at Parliament House, more than 25 parents and 16 children from across Australia met with over 25 MPs and Senators to call for cost-saving energy resilience through solar and batteries on every school and childcare centre. The Solar Our Learning event...

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Health professionals, disaster survivors and families unite to back tax on big polluters

March 29, 2026

Three of Australia’s leading community climate organisations have called on the Federal Government to introduce a 25% tax on gas exports, as momentum builds ahead of the May budget for action on the soaring profits being made by gas corporations during another energy crisis....

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NSW coal update falls short of what science, families and regional communities need

March 19, 2026

Parents for Climate says the NSW Government’s updated coal position is a welcome sign that coal expansion cannot continue unchecked, but warns the changes are still too weak to meet the scale of the challenge facing families, workers and regional communities. Parents for Climate...

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