In June, Friends of Nyah-Vinifera Park hosted the third River Peoples’ Forum in Swan Hill, bringing together First Nations ...
The Invasive Species Council has welcomed confirmation of $4.4 million in ongoing annual funding for deer control in Victoria ...
The Spring 2026 edition of Environment Victoria News celebrates the power of community action. Discover how communities are pushing back on dodgy wetland engineering projects, creating a stronger and ...
This report covers our activities for the 2025-2026 financial year and discloses those activities of most interest to our key stakeholders, as well as our financial performance. This year we’ve had ...
Local residents and Environment Victoria have expressed renewed concern over Engie’s plan to turn the Hazelwood coal mine ...
Environment Victoria today expressed alarm at Premier Ben Carroll’s extraordinary decision to review the Western Renewables Link. Only yesterday, Energy Minister Jaclyn Symes tore into the ...
Tonight, 270 leaders from more than 70 community organisations will gather in Werribee to launch a major community-led listening effort across Melbourne’s west. The booked-out Our West, Our Future ...
Delaying the transmission projects needed to connect new wind, solar and storage to the grid will cost Victorian households, businesses and the state at least $33 billion by 2050, and drive power ...
This report, developed with Nexa Advisory, shows why delaying Victoria's transition to clean energy would push up power bills and increase risks to energy security. This report, developed with Nexa ...
Victoria heads to the polls on November 28. The most important way to make change is to speak with voters about what’s at stake with clean energy this election. Want to have conversations at home with ...
Nature in Victoria is being systematically fucked over. So, we’re taking a stand. Environment Victoria has joined a new alliance of organisations and grassroots groups from across the state to hold ...
This submission provides comment on ways to improve pricing protections for customers of embedded networks. Our recommendations are informed by the results of a survey we conducted with 132 Victorian ...