Thank you to the Biodiversity Council’s CEO James Tresize for visiting to discuss the algal bloom disaster. James also presented me with a booklet, which sets out their key recommendations in response to the crisis. It is worth a read – you can find it here: biodiversitycouncil.org.au/resources/key-…

“It’s not that easy being green…” - Kermit the Frog The proposal to radically change the North Adelaide public golf course in heart of the parklands to host LIV Golf is very concerning. Potentially there will be an incredible number trees cut down and new building. This

📖 We're delighted to share our new book, Returning to our roots. This seminal book brings together esteemed conservative thinkers to challenge the assumption that environmentalism is a left-wing agenda and set out a conservative approach to the environment. 🔵🌳

“The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood.” — Theodore Roosevelt Last week in Canberra, a united delegation of South Australian mayors, marine scientists and local industry leaders briefed parliamentarians on

“A land of sweeping plains; of ragged mountain ranges; of droughts and flooding rains.” — Dorothea Mackellar A great pleasure to attend the Farming Forever National Summit Gala Dinner with Farmers for Climate Action (Farmers for Climate Action) and CEO Natalie Collard. Farming is the backbone

Proud to share “Fortifying Freedoms” in @CEN_HQs new book. Winning hearts and minds means stewarding our inheritance, speaking plainly about costs, empowering local leadership, and keeping government limited yet effective. Freedom holds fast when we tend the land with clear eyes,

When answering Senator Karen Grogan's question: ‘What parts of the community will be affected if Australia keeps incoherent and frequently-changing energy policies?’, Senator Tim Ayres made some real sense by quoting me! #Senate #auspol #Liberals #Labor #ClimateAction #emissionstargets

“What is the city but the people?” — William Shakespeare Today, members of the Committee begin a week of visits across South Australian communities to listen to views on the Harmful Algal Bloom. Public hearings will be held in Seacliff, Port Lincoln, Ardrossan and Victor

Thank you to the Conservative Environment Network for the opportunity to put pen to paper on 'How Conservative Environmentalism can win Hearts and Minds'. linkedin.com/pulse/fortifyi…

“The Liberal party should be the natural party of climate action because it is the economically rational thing to do.” — The Hon. Matt Kean Quiet advocacy has run its course. The time for forthright conversations is upon us. Conservation is a Conservative value. To be Conservative

“Even if you never have the chance to see or touch the ocean, the ocean touches you with every breath you take, every drop of water you drink.” — Sylvia Earle Last week I was humbled to hear the stories of so many South Australians whose lives have been devastated because of the

"The cost of inaction will always outweigh the cost of action." - Chris Bowen Yesterday’s National Climate Risk Assessment reads like a briefing for wartime preparedness. It sets out cascading threats to families, markets, and national security. This is not ideology. This is the

The sentiments expressed in Laurence Tubiana's LI post are correct. The shift from a polluting economy to a sustainable one is political and divisive; ethical leadership, honest debate, and principled compromise are essential. Our duty is to the next generation.

"Nature is not a place to visit. It is home." – Gary Snyder The Australian Government & Climate Change Authority’s proposed 62-70% emissions target has rightly provoked debate. It deserves careful, considered scrutiny. Many Australians, especially those in the scientific