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OPPOSITION: Mitta North farmer Judy Cardwell and Kiewa Valley farmer Belinda Pearce organised a rally in Melbourne protesting the camping rules last year. Photo by Mark Jesser.

The Goulburn River has become the battleground between fishers and farmers over a controversial policy allowing camping on land licenced for grazing cattle, with both parties arguing over access rights.

Fishers and farmers collide over camping policy

A bright red heart banner attched to the second story of the boarded up Newcastle Permanent buliding in Lismore. Picture: Marina Neil

"We have to address climate change. If we don't, all this sort of stuff is going to get worse and it's going to get increasingly difficult to deal with."

The best emergency response is climate action

Climate council CEO Amanda McKenzie says there's no other country that could produce cheaper green steel than Australia. Picture: Supplied

Australia is far behind the rest of the world in terms of climate action, but we have huge opportunities.

Australia could be a climate action trailblazer

Victorian fishers are lobbying government for an "adopt a highway" style management of the state's waterways.

Recreational fishers lobby for incompliant farmers to lose land licenses