Protecting the Tarkine/takanya from mining
Takayna / the Tarkine is an area of temperate rainforest, dunes and coastal heathland in north-western Tasmania, renowned for its outstanding beauty, biodiversity and Aboriginal...
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Takayna / the Tarkine is an area of temperate rainforest, dunes and coastal heathland in north-western Tasmania, renowned for its outstanding beauty, biodiversity and Aboriginal...
Blog TAS
EDO has the legal tools and expertise to protect our fresh water from pollution and over-extraction. In 2017, we successfully negotiated for important environmental conditions to...
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EDO gives ordinary people a legal voice against powerful companies in defence of their communities, heritage and personal property. Within this case we provided the Hunter Valley...
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The Environmental Defenders Office has been at the forefront of the legal strategy to protect whales from illegal whaling in the Australian waters of the Antarctic. Acting on...
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In 2015, EDO worked with the Queensland Government torestore long standing landholder and community objection rights to mines.
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In 2015, EDO successfully challenged the Federal Government’s approval of Adani’s Carmichael coal mine in central Queensland, on behalf of the Mackay Conservation Group (MCG)....
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One of the seven wonders of the natural world, the Great Barrier Reef holds a unique place in the hearts and minds of Australians. When plans were unveiled to dump...
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In 2013, EDO and legal firm Slater & Gordon won a major case in the Supreme Court of Western Australia to protect James Price Point, near Broome on the Kimberley coast. They...
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In 2013, EDO lawyers fought for residents of the small NSW town of Bulga to oppose the extension of the Bulga Walkworth Coal Mine. The project proposed to extend the life of the...
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Judicial Review – Olympic Dam Expansion In 2012 the EDO filed an application in the Federal Court on behalf of Mr Kevin Buzzacott challenging the Commonwealth Environment...
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