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The City of Sydney has voted unanimously to require all newly built residential, commercial, hotels, and serviced apartment buildings to be all-electric, following the example of the ACT and Victoria governments. The new rules...

Worsening climate change is increasingly impacting mental health, according to general practitioners (GPs), prompting calls for Australian leaders to prioritize mental health in climate and health policies. As the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts an...

The City of Sydney has officially endorsed a ban on gas appliances in new buildings in Sydney, following a previous council decision to restrict indoor gas appliances in new homes.

Health professionals are raising concerns about the mental and physical health crisis linked to extreme weather events exacerbated by climate change. Doctors will meet at Parliament House in Canberra to alert politicians.

Doctors have warned of profound links between a hotter climate and health problems amid moves to protect people from worsening conditions. Newcastle physician Dr John Van Der Kallen is among a group of doctors...

Climate change is primarily caused by fossil fuel burning, and reducing carbon emissions is crucial for the planet and people's health write DEA members Dr John Van Der Kallen and Dr Katherine Poulsen in...

Doctors for the Environment Australia Board Member, Dr Angie Bone, co-authors this article about how a diverse coalition of health system organisations from across Australia is collaborating to share their knowledge and expertise on...

Australian researchers have predicted 484 heat-related deaths in Europe directly caused by a single fossil fuel project, Woodside's Scarborough, due to climate impacts. According to this groundbreaking research the project would expose 516,000 people...

InSight+ spoke with Senator Pocock and Dr Kate Wylie about Doctors for the Environment Australia's recent forum, and on the back of the federal government’s emissions target announcement of 62-70% by 2035 and its...

A powerful article by Doctors for the Environment Australia Board Chair Professor Nick Talley about the climate crisis as a health crisis and the National Climate Risk Assessment.