by Comms Declare | Aug 13, 2026 | Articles
For the first time, the Australian Senate has debated the scale of fossil fuel industry influence on children and young people, following a motion to establish a parliamentary inquiry into the issue. The proposed inquiry followed Comms Declare’s From Cradle to Career...
by Comms Declare | Aug 3, 2026 | Media
A New South Wales parliamentary committee has today recommended that the state government examine restrictions on fossil fuel advertising and sponsorship, marking a significant step forward in efforts to reduce the fossil fuel industry’s influence. In its newly...
by Comms Declare | Aug 3, 2026 | Articles
Victoria’s Bass Strait Council has unanimously supported excluding fossil fuel organisations from a new partnership. The amendment was moved on 15 July 2026 by Councillor Mat Morgan during consideration of an Environmental Partnership Agreement between Council and...
by Comms Declare | Jul 21, 2026 | Articles
Queensland Museum says it has removed all Shell-branded educational resources from its website, following concerns by Comms Declare and Queensland environmental groups. Comms Declare, the Queensland Conservation Council, Parents for Climate and the End Fossil Fuel...
by Comms Declare | Jul 14, 2026 | Government Submissions
Comms Declare’s submission to the UNFCCC Culture Global Stocktake for Climate Action A.1. Outcomes of the First Global Stocktake Advertising is a powerful force in shaping culture. It influences what people see as normal, desirable and acceptable in everyday...
