Climate change
Alternative labels
Climatic changes
Climate policy
Survey Report
Australians, climate action and the Great Barrier Reef
The National Climate Action Survey is the first representative nationwide survey asking about experiences with the Reef, emotions about climate change related damage to the Reef, and other threats to the Reef. This report presents these results, providing insight into Australians, their nature super star and climate threats.
Report
The integrity gap: restoring trust in the climate and energy debate
A report from an inquiry into the prevalence and impacts of misinformation and disinformation relating to climate change and energy in Australia. The report outlines and addresses inquiry participants' views and recommendations. It sets out the prevalence of threats to climate information integrity and an approach to strengthening information integrity in Australia. It provides 21...
Report
State of the global climate 2025
This annual report provides information on the state of the climate system by updating key observed climate indicators and presenting selected high-impact weather and climate events. For the first time, the report includes the Earth’s energy imbalance as a key climate indicator. It confirms that the past 11 years are the warmest on record.
Report
The climate disinformation war: how to fight back for Australia’s democracy and security
Australia faces a rapidly escalating breakdown in information integrity. Climate disinformation is evolving from a communications issue into a national security challenge. This report finds that government efforts are not commensurate with the sheer scale, resourcing and coordination of disinformation networks. It provides recommendations for systemic approaches, initial steps and as a task for government.
Report
Breakneck speed: summer of climate whiplash
Across Australia during the summer of Dec 2025 to Feb 2026, communities experienced 'climate whiplash' – a phenomenon in which climate flips between extremes at accelerating speed. This report finds record global levels of coal, oil and gas pollution are overtaking natural climate drivers like El Niño and La Niña – accelerating these events.