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REGIONOceaniaDECISIONMINTSINCE7dCLEAR
EVENTS14
BURN0
MINT14
TOTAL CBWD4.5M
MINT·+532K CBWD·ABC News Australia·Australia·Aug 31, 2026

Outdated law costs teen workers $411m in superannuation, modelling shows

Exclusion of young workers from superannuation violates labor rights and exacerbates inequality. | The exclusion of young workers from superannuation entitlements violates principles of fair labor and non-discrimination, undermining economi…

MINT·+60.4K CBWD·ABC News Australia·Australia·Aug 30, 2026

One Nation party proposes removing renewable energy zones and scrapping land acquisition for VNI West

Proposal directly undermines renewable energy infrastructure and climate action, risking emissions lock-in. | The proposal directly undermines SDGs 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) and 13 (Climate Action) by targeting renewable energy infras…

MINT·+47.8K CBWD·ABC News Australia·Australia·Aug 30, 2026

Residents prepare to fight AI data centre approval

Approval of energy-intensive AI data centre with weak oversight outweighs speculative benefits of citizen challenge. | The formation of a citizen group to challenge the data centre approval reflects positive civic engagement and potential f…

MINT·+676K CBWD·Columbia Climate Law Blog·New Zealand·Aug 28, 2026

New Zealand Legislates Away Climate Tort, Part II: International Climate Obligations and Access to Justice

Legislation removes legal recourse for climate harms, undermining justice and accountability. | The legislation prioritizes corporate and governmental legal certainty over citizen access to justice and corporate accountability for climate h…

MINT·+150K CBWD·ABC News Australia·Australia·Aug 28, 2026

Kick in the guts: Woolworths confirms it will no longer buy Tasmanian beef

[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=MINT/B=NEUTRAL -> MINT (human chose this in 93% of 255 past reviews)] Corporate action enables harm by abandoning farmers without transition support, violating rights. | While the decisio…

MINT·+150K CBWD·RNZ News NZ·New Zealand·Aug 27, 2026

Road freight lobby criticises fuel excise deferral by Labour Party

[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=MINT/B=NEUTRAL -> MINT (human chose this in 93% of 255 past reviews)] Policy deferral enables fossil fuel reliance, weakens climate protections, and risks long-term harm. | The deferral o…

MINT·+676K CBWD·Columbia Climate Law Blog·New Zealand·Aug 27, 2026

New Zealand Legislates Away Climate Tort: Smith v Fonterra and the Global Backlash Against Climate Litigation

Legislation removing corporate climate liability undermines justice, climate action, and human rights protections. | The enactment of the Liability Act represents a significant regression in climate justice, removing a critical tool for hol…

MINT·+676K CBWD·The Conversation AU·Australia·Aug 27, 2026

Australia’s backdown on data centres allows them to use energy from coal and gas

Policy reversal enables continued fossil fuel use, directly undermining climate goals and systemic decarbonization efforts. | The reversal prioritizes short-term economic convenience over long-term climate goals, directly contradicting SDG …

MINT·+60.4K CBWD·ABC News Australia·Australia·Aug 26, 2026

Queensland Allowed to Use Coal, Gas for Data Centres Despite Renewable Push

Approval of fossil fuels for data centres undermines climate goals and sets a harmful precedent. | The decision to permit coal and gas use for data centres directly conflicts with climate action goals (SDG 13) and clean energy transitions (…

MINT·+500K CBWD·Nikkei Asia·Australia·Aug 25, 2026

Australia curbs working holiday visas amid migration backlash, vexing farmers

[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=MINT/B=NEUTRAL -> MINT (human chose this in 93% of 255 past reviews)] Policy restricts labor rights and mobility, enabling harm to workers and rural economies with minimal protective bene…

MINT·+150K CBWD·RNZ News NZ·New Zealand·Aug 24, 2026

National goes it alone on social media ban for under-16s

[Auto-resolved by learned corrector: learned-map — A=MINT/B=MINT -> MINT (human chose this in 87% of 272 past reviews)] Policy risks violating children's rights to information and social participation while lacking coalition support for eff…

MINT·+60.4K CBWD·ABC News Australia·Australia·Aug 24, 2026

International company's plan for multi-billion-dollar data centre in regional Queensland

Approval of a high-impact project without binding sustainability safeguards risks environmental harm outweighing economic benefits. | The approval of the data centre represents a significant economic opportunity for regional Queensland, ali…

MINT·+676K CBWD·Climate Home News·New Zealand·Aug 24, 2026

New Zealand moves to protect business with law curtailing climate litigation

Law removes critical legal accountability for corporate climate harm, enabling impunity and undermining justice. | The law prioritizes short-term business interests over climate accountability, violating core principles of justice and envir…

MINT·+67.6K CBWD·RNZ News NZ·New Zealand·Aug 24, 2026

Mining company Bathurst Resources lodges fast-track application to extend West Coast coal mining

Approval of coal mining extension enables long-term environmental harm and climate damage, outweighing economic benefits. | The proposed extension of coal mining prioritizes short-term economic gains over long-term environmental and climate…