by Comms Declare | Oct 24, 2026 | Media
Comms Declare is calling for state and national action to protect children’s education from fossil fuel industry influence, following revelations that coal miner MACH Energy had plans to “influence curriculum”. The call follows the High Court battle over MACH Energy’s...
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 | 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 | Apr 24, 2026 | Government Submissions, Submissions
Narrative power is political power. For decades, fossil fuel interests have used advertising and public relations to shape public discourse, normalise delay, and protect incumbent power. Unless this influence is actively governed, commitments to phase out fossil fuels...
by Comms Declare | Apr 22, 2026 | Research, Resources
Podcasting is built on something rare in modern media: genuine trust. Listeners choose to spend hours with your voice. Over time, that creates a real relationship, one where people come to value your perspective and trust what you have to say. That trust is your...
