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August 12, 2026 Koalas for Coal How the Improved Native Forest Management Method Ties Koala Protection to Fossil Fuel Expansion by Fergus Green
December 4, 2024 Submission to the Strategic Review of kunanyi/Mount Wellington The Australia Institute Tasmania welcomes the opportunity to provide input to the Strategic Review of Kunanyi/Mount Wellington and to respond to the discussion paper, A... by Eloise Carr
May 17, 2024 No delay, no excuses, no carbon offsets Submission to the NSW Koala Strategy Review by Adam Gottschalk and Polly Hemming
April 19, 2024 Submission on restart of Redbank Power Station The Australia Institute made a submission to the NSW Department of Planning, Infrastructure and Housing on the proposal to convert the defunct Redbank coal-fired power... by Rod Campbell and Stephen Long
April 9, 2024 Polling Research: Ending native forest logging across Australia The Australia Institute surveyed a nationally representative sample of 1,008 Australians about an end to native forest logging on public land.... The Australia Institute
March 15, 2024 Polling – Tasmanian Election Issues Australia Institute polling research shows a majority of Tasmanian voters support action on integrity in politics, salmon farming, forestry, and housing affordability.... The Australia Institute
