Torres Strait Islanders are taking their climate justice case back to the Federal Court, warning that their homes are already facing impacts from climate change. According to reporting from The West Australian and PerthNow, the appeal is set to re-examine questions around climate “duty of care” and related responsibilities. The groups involved argue that the risks to their communities are not hypothetical and that ongoing climate hazards affect where they live and how they maintain cultural and livelihood practices. The sources describe the action as a continuation of a wider legal challenge seeking court attention to climate-related obligations. Both outlets frame the move as returning the matter to the Federal Court after an earlier step in the litigation process, with the appeal intended to keep the case active and address the legal issues raised. The reporting focuses on the community’s position that climate harms are already occurring in the Torres Strait and that the law should reflect those existing dangers.