John Englart
Citizen journalist at No Fibs
John Englart has always had a strong social and environmental focus and over the past 10 years climate change science, climate policy and climate protest have become an increasingly important and primary focus of his work as a citizen journalist.
@takvera
Citizen Journalist at #Nofibs, climate blogger @Camoreland, Webadmin @Melbpoly, parent, cyclist, NTEU, Eureka Australia Medal. NGO Paris #COP21 observer
some of my photos of @climateguadia in Paris https://t.co/RFGzvoA1Dn @ridethetalk catch them at Fed Square Sunday 4.15pm Birrarung Marr - 6 mins ago
Latest posts by John Englart (see all)
- Greens and ALP preselect candidates for #Wills2016 #Ausvotes reports @takvera - February 12, 2016
- Gallery: Melbourne Refugee Sanctuary rally calls out to #LetThemStay by @takvera - February 9, 2016
- Climate science staff cuts #CSIROcuts labelled as science vandalism reports @takvera - February 8, 2016
I am involved in various Moreland-based community groups including Sustainable Fawkner where I blog on local and sustainability issues, Climate Action Moreland and Moreland Bicycle Users Group. I am also a member of Friends of the Earth, off and on, since 1976, and wrote the contribution on the Rides Against Uranium in the 1970s for the Friends of the Earth Australia book to mark the 30-year anniversary of FoE – 30 Years of Creative Resistance.
Labor and Greens preselect Wills2016 candidates
The 2016 Federal election is warming up in the seat of Wills, in Melbourne’s inner northern suburbs. Preselection and nomination of candidates for the ALP and Greens has taken place. For some background of the seat see the Wills seat Profile I wrote in 2013.
Disclosure: John Englart while expressing progressive politics, is not a member of any political party. He is an active local observer of politics in the seat of Wills and pursues issue based politics through local environmental and community groups such as Climate Action Moreland and Sustainable Fawkner.
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