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Amelia Wilson

Climate & HealthAustralia

Amelia Wilson covers climate & health for 1WG's Australia desk.

Articles (14)

Teal MP first to launch reconciliation action plan
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Teal MP first to launch reconciliation action plan

The scent of burning eucalyptus hung heavy in the air of the community hall, a grounding, earthy fragrance that seemed to focus the room as the smoke from the Welcome to Country ceremony drifted toward the rafters. Standing near the front, Monique Ryan adjusted her notes, her attention fixed not on the political theater of Canberra, but on the quiet, deliberate movements of the local Elders. As the first federal "Teal" independent to launch a formal Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), the member for Kooyong was navigating a path that few in her position had ventured, transforming abstract policy into a tangible community commitment.

World Cup Group D standings and scenarios: United States bracket scenarios, what Australia, Paraguay need to do
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World Cup Group D standings and scenarios: United States bracket scenarios, what Australia, Paraguay need to do

The landscape of the World Cup’s Group D has tightened into a razor-thin margin as the final matches of the group phase approach, leaving the United States, Australia, and Paraguay locked in a high-stakes chess match for survival. With the tournament reaching its critical inflection point, the path to the knockout stages is no longer about momentum alone; it is a cold, clinical exercise in mathematics where goal differential and head-to-head records now hold as much weight as any strategic maneuver on the pitch.

Could a Pauline Hanson election victory make your super fund more valuable?
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Could a Pauline Hanson election victory make your super fund more valuable?

A Pauline Hanson-led government could fundamentally reshape the performance of Australian superannuation portfolios by prioritizing a retreat from environmental, social, and governance (ESG) mandates and accelerating domestic fossil fuel extraction. For the average investor, a shift toward a resource-heavy, deregulation-focused policy environment represents a gamble on short-term market gains against the long-term volatility of an energy-transition economy. If a One Nation-backed administration succeeds in dismantling current decarbonization requirements for institutional investors, funds heavily weighted in traditional energy sectors could see an immediate, albeit contentious, boost in valuation.

Thousands Protest Israeli President's Visit Amid Tensions Over Free Speech and Security
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Thousands Protest Israeli President's Visit Amid Tensions Over Free Speech and Security

Thousands of Australians took to the streets in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane on February 9-10, 2026, sparking a coordinated police response that left commuters scrambling for alternative routes and protesters clashing with authorities. The mass demonstrations, which were sparked by a contentious visit from Israeli President Isaac Herzog, have raised questions about the limits of free speech and the ability of governments to balance security concerns with civil liberties.