Climate change
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Our own voices
Hundreds of Castlemaine school students joined Friday’s global School Strike for Climate Action calling on the nation’s leaders to take more decisive action to address the pressing global issue. Students travelled from Castlemaine to Melbourne – on public transport – joining thousands of more from across the state – and many more across the world…
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Get your head around climate
Understanding climate change impacts at a local level is the focus of a public information session coming up at Maldon next week. All are invited to attend the Understanding Climate Impacts presentation taking place at Maldon Neighbourhood Centre on Thursday evening, February 28. “It came out of our strategic planning process that we did last…
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Students walk out
Castlemaine students were front and centre as youth anger at the impact that unaddressed climate change will have on their future hit the CBD streets of Melbourne on Friday. Thousands of students from across the state joined Friday’s Big School Strike for Climate Action, rallying on the steps of Parliament House and marching down Collins…
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Climate change done and dusted?
Brian Clarke, Castlemaine I write to thank Gloria Meltzer, Vaughan Greenberg and Hans Paas for their answers to the questions raised by Patrick Hockey in his letter( ‘Eerie silence’, Opinions, July 17), where he clearly shows that he is not a heretic, as I am, but a true believer in the new science of belief…