Climate Action News 13/9

BUC Climate Action Group invites you to take action during the Season of Creation The BUC Climate Action Group is encouraging actions to help the congregation to understand the need to “love our neighbour” and particularly our neighbour in the form of members of the Pacific Island nations who are most vulnerable to the [...]

Climate Action News 6/9

UCA President releases video message for the start of Season of Creatio From UCA National Update The 2026 Season of Creation begins 1st September, inviting Christians around the world to pray, reflect and act in celebration of God’s gift of creation and our shared responsibility to care for our common home. To mark the [...]

Season of Creation – Love our neighbour

The Climate Action Group is encouraging actions to help the congregation to understand the need to “love our neighbour” and particularly our neighbour in the form of members of the Pacific Island nations who are most vulnerable to the effects climate change. Read the Season of Creation - Take Action page from the September [...]

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Climate Action News 30/8

Roots & Tides - a conversationFrom 350 AustraliaClimate change is often spoken about as an environmental issue. But for First Nations peoples across Australia and the Pacific, it’s equally a question of Country, sovereignty and survival.Laniyuk, Te Raukura O'Connell Rapira and Leah Manaema Avene bring poetry, language and experience into conversation, revealing the deep connections [...]

Actions for Season of Creation 2026

Care for our Pacific Neighbours - Phase out Fossil Fuels Now! Reduce Your Greenhouse Gas Emissions in September”. Choose one or two of the suggestions below for the whole month of September. Choose not to buy products in plastic wrapping/bags. Use recyclable bags. Halve the time of your daily shower during September. Choose to [...]

By |2026-08-26T12:48:36+10:00August 26th, 2026|Categories: BUC Stories, Climate Action Plan, Our Stories, Taking Action|0 Comments

Climate Action News 23/8

Rising Tide Webinar - push to get ANZ to rule out funding Beetaloo Gas Pipeline From Rising Tide email Gas companies are lining up to frack the Beetaloo Basin in the NT, permanently destroying rivers and groundwater while releasing a 1.2 billion tonne carbon bomb. To make this insanity financially viable, they need to [...]

By |2026-08-20T08:57:56+10:00August 20th, 2026|Categories: Climate Action Plan, Taking Action|0 Comments

Climate Action News 16/8

Uniting Climate Justice Activation Online Thursday, 20th August, 7pm - 8:30pm Register HERE  now! Uniting Church community members are called to join together in September for a month of action in the leadup to major climate talks in our Pacific Region. Heatwaves, floods, fires, cyclones and other extreme weather events are getting more frequent [...]

Climate Action News 9/8

Protect Our Precious Water: Stop the Data Centre Near Darwin - sign the petition From 350 Australia Larrakia campaigners are calling for the NT Government and Beetaloo Energy to cancel their plans for a data centre in Weddell near Darwin. They are calling for a moratorium on all new fossil fuel and data centre infrastructure on Larrakia Country. They say Larrakia and Kungarakan lands must be returned to Larrakia and Kungarakan people so they can care for their lands as they have since time immemorial. Sign the petition HERE Why is this important? Beetaloo Energy are proposing a massive [...]

Climate Action News 2/8

Save energy and stay warm at home: DIY workshop and take-home kit From Merri-bek Council Eco eNews Upgrade your home by coming to this hands-on session for women and gender diverse people. Learn low and no cost upgrades you can do to your home. Take-home a starter kit to make your home cosier. Sustainability [...]

Climate Action News 26/7

Standing with the nation of Tuvalu From UCA National Update For the people of the small Polynesian nation of Tuvalu, rising seas are more than an environmental challenge. They threaten homes, livelihoods, culture and identity. In Tuvalu, land is inseparable from faith, ancestry and belonging. As coastlines erode, so too does a way of [...]

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