Conservatives for Climate and Environment

News & Updates

Direction for 2010
June 05, 2009

All members are asked to put some thought into our approach for the Federal election in 2010 and NSW in March 2011 !

AGM is Aug 30 in Sydney
August 14, 2008

All members welcome !

Rachael tackles Mayo
August 13, 2008

Rachael Barons is standing for the Mayo by-election on September 6, 2008. Your support warmly welcomed !

CFCE Election Results 2007
December 21, 2007

Thanks everybody for a teriffic effort ! !

Results here as at today.

Walk Against Warming 2007
November 12, 2007

Carbon Tax Survey
October 28, 2007

Click here to help us get the input we need !

CFCE Now Registered for The Election
October 14, 2007

At the end of last week the Australian Electoral Commission confirmed our registration in time for the 2007 election. Our party name will now appear on ballot papers alongside the candidate, and we can endorse Senate groups.

YouTube 5 point reality check
August 16, 2007

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Australian emissions 36 times sustainable level.
July 24, 2007

According to the 2005 National Greenhouse Inventory, released earlier this year, Australia's annual emissions are 27.6 tonnes CO2e per capita.

Tasmanian Forest Woes
July 23, 2007

Today the Labor party backed the existing forest agreements in Tasmania, backing away from last election's commitment to the protection of old growth forests.

The Media Campaign Commences !
June 29, 2007

Internet, Advertising, Radio, News

Survey reveals strong support for a conservative climate / environment party.
June 23, 2007

An online survey reveals that 76% would consider voting for a conservative climate / environment party.

CSIRO points to a 2 degree target.
June 20, 2007

... and large scale emissions reductions.

We must take immediate businesslike action to limit climate change to

2 degrees C, not for ourselves, but for future generations.

- Richard McNeall

CFCE Election Results 2007
December 21, 2007

Thanks everybody for a teriffic effort ! !

Results here as at today.

SENATE	CANDIDATES	1st PREFERENCE VOTES
NSW	Richard McNeall, David Maxfield	4,203
Victoria	Steve Raskovy, Viesha Lewand	4,216
Western Australia	Gerard Kettle, Shirley Anton	1,569
		9,988

HOUSE OF REPS	CANDIDATE	1st PREFERENCE VOTES
Farrer NSW	Doug Henderson	1,088
Gilmore NSW	Simon Blake	370
Mayo SA	Rachael Barons	1,165
Warringah NSW	Goronwy Price	616
		3,239