The GetUp Mob perform From Big Things Little Things Grow featuring Paul Kelly, Kev Carmody, Missy Higgins, Urthboy and more.

GetUp's Executive Director Brett Solomon discusses the Fuel Watch advertisement and the Government's approach to rising fuel prices.

A parody of the Howard Government's 'Climate Clever' ad, this spoof cuts through the spin to debunk the myth that John Howard is serious about climate

A glimpse into the future with the Australian Government's Fuel Watch team.

GetUp's new Fuel Watch parody is reported on Channel Ten News at 5.

Watch David Hicks speak publicly for the first time. To find out more visit http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/AntiTerribleLaws

GetUp's Ed Coper and NITV travel to remote communities in the Northern Territory to learn more about Australia's indigenous communities.

GetUp! Executive Director Brett Solomon comments on Petrol Prices in Canberra.

This strong ad will show Kevin Rudd Australians won't let him get away with breaking his election promise to deliver strong carbon reduction targets.

GetUp members should be proud of the crucial role they have played in protecting arguably this country's greatest heritage sites. We have opened up a

GetUp's Ed Coper and NITV travel to remote communities in the Northern Territory to learn more about Australia's indigenous communities.

Sam and Louise in Canberra

We expect our politicians to protect us from terrorism, but only in a way that maintains the integrity of our legal system and civil liberties. Send a

With the announcement of the Government's enquiry into mandatory detention, watch GetUp's call to action to finally put an end to this inhumane system

Laid out before the most powerful institution in the country, the Australian Parliament, 4000 candles flickered spelling out the words 'Sorry, the fir

GetUp's educational analysis of the Garnaut Report and what it really means for Australians.

by Dominic Allen and team, Melbourne. The posting of this advertisement is authorised by Brett Solomon, Level 2, 294 Pitt St, Sydney, NSW, 2000.

"David Hicks" shows off his crib at Guantanamo Bay, in this cross-parody of the MTV celebrity show and Big Brother. You can vote David out at www.getu

Community members send their messages to Kevin after election

GetUp's Ed Coper and NITV travel to remote communities in the Northern Territory to learn more about Australia's indigenous communities.