National PwC Cut All Ties Campaign
By Rosa Hicks and Rhiannon Hardwick
People from all over Australia expressed their concerns about PwC’s membership of the Minerals council, a pro-coal lobby which has been holding back government action on climate change for over 20 years.
Once restrictions …
Explainer: Why is 350 targeting PwC?
By Rhiannon Hardwick
PwC, formerly known as Pricewaterhouse Coopers, has a strong reputation as being Australia’s number one professional services firm to work for and claims to be a leader in sustainability.
As stated on their website: In 2008, …
PwC Must Quit Minerals Council
By Rhiannon Hardwick
350 Australia’s national week of action kicked off on Monday the 10th of August, with human billboards outside PwC’s head office in Brisbane asking the company to wash its hands of the coal lobby.
After …
Protest Rio Tinto vandalism
By Celine Lai
In May 2020 a sacred site of major archaeological and cultural significance was callously destroyed by Rio Tinto in the expansion of an iron ore mine in Western Australia. The site, a cave, showed 46,000 years …
Cut All Ties Campaign – April Update
Since our last instalment A LOT has happened. We were busy right up until we went into lockdown.
On March 10 WA Parliament voted through a bill regarding a section of the Burrup Hub with little opposition from the major …
Rio Tinto – Quit the Minerals Council of Australia
The Minerals Council of Australia are notorious for wrecking any attempt at climate action in Australia, and they’re empowered by the millions in membership fees that they receive. As the largest single member of the Minerals Council, what Rio Tinto …