Anna Rose

Anna Rose

Anna Rose is the co-founder & Chair of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition. She works at strategy and communications consultancy Make Believe and is currently doing research in the USA, UK and China on a Churchill fellowship.

This piece was contributed as part of The Australian’s Shaping Our Future series (http://www.theaustralian.com.au/shapingourfuture) which this week is examining the challenges and opportunities facing our environment in the future.

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Climate change: Bugger Cate, we must ALL act

Climate change: Bugger Cate, we must ALL act

30 May 11 The climate change debate has never been hotter, with family groups outraged that Cate Blanchett (among others) has thrown her…... Read more

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They must pay for one’s bitter disappointments

They must pay for one’s bitter disappointments

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