’None of those’: Australia’s big tax problem
An independent MP is pushing to end a 23-year stalemate over one policy area, but her intervention faces a major hurdle.
Climate Change
Cannon-Brookes vows to deliver Sun Cable vision
Sun Cable aims to build one of the world’s largest solar farms, and then the world’s longest undersea cable to transport clean energy from Darwin to Singapore.
NSW to spend $1.8bn to accelerate energy transition
Chris Minns says the investment is needed to add impetus to a transition that is delayed, so NSW can ‘produce cleaner, more affordable energy for the people of this state’.
‘Google Maps for indoors’ shows the way
New tech helping people with disabilities – and others – find their way indoors offers important benefits to businesses too, says Jeremy Liddle.
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1414 Degrees’ chair to step down but backs its prospects
Executive chair of Adelaide renewables company 1414 Degrees will resign from the role, but says the company’s future is bright.
Climate the biggest issue for directors
A survey of directors found 77 per cent supported five-year targets to establish a pathway to carbon neutrality by 2050.
Super serious about climate risk
The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors has put the top 200 listed companies on notice over their climate policies.
NZ puts banks on notice over climate
New Zealand has become the first country to introduce a law which requires the financial sector to disclose the impact of climate change on businesses.
Musk’s double standard: ‘green’ cars for dirty money
Elon Musk will now let you drive a Tesla in exchange for a currency whose carbon footprint dwarfs many that of many nations’.
Billionaire activist targets big four banks
UK hedge fund billionaire Chris Hohn has Australia’s big four banks in his sights over climate change.
Billionaire pressures Santos on climate
Santos shareholders will next year get a vote on the company’s climate report, which the company says shows its leadership on the issue.
The risks of going green
One of the surprises of the reporting season was surely the speed at which corporate Australia is trying to turn green.
Rio Tinto bows to green pressure
The mining giant has matched moves by its major rivals to outline goals to reduce the carbon emissions of its customers.
New green challenge to Narrabri gas
The controversial Narrabri gas project being built in the north west of NSW faces a fresh legal challenge from environmentalists.
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