‘Deeply sorry’: Teal MP apologises to family of dead footballer
Dr Sophie Scamps has apologised to the family of former Manly player Keith Titmuss after she referenced his tragic death when talking about “lethal humidity” at a climate change forum.
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Warrnambool starts to mixed weather and punters’ fortunes
Jackets were discarded as the Warrnambool carnival began to sunshine and an early win by a local hero before the puffer coats were back as the day ended with a beaten favourite.
‘Deeply concerning’: Critical shortage threatens nation’s future
The future of Australia’s housing and infrastructure industries are under threat with a shortage of key workers reaching critical levels, exacerbated by 13 universities scrapping courses in the field.
Key issue that could sway election
Gen Z and Millennial voters are now the largest voting block in Australia and a new poll has delivered a clear warning to the major parties about what they want.
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Reason for Aussie shark attack spike
The number of shark attacks has been steadily increasing over the last 10 years, with scientists putting it down to a number of factors, including climate change.
‘Expect more’: Dire warning after floods
North Queensland has recorded its second “once-in-a-century” flood since 2019, and one thing made the rainfall heavier.
Climate Active exodus lifts fears
Labor to continue with voluntary emission offset scheme despite a spate of companies leaving amid concerns about the validity of some credits.
Tipping point: Rio flags battery power future as coal costs rise
Rio Tinto’s aluminium boss says its smelters in NSW and Queensland are doomed if they rely on coal-fired power stations, as cheaper battery storage for green energy becomes more viable.
GrainCorp sounds policy alarm over BP’s renewables retreat
GrainCorp, which planned to build large-scale oilseed crushing plants in WA, has taken a swipe at the nation’s renewable fuels policy after BP put a $600m investment on hold indefinitely.
Aussie ports create global first net zero guidance
Ports Australia has created the first industry guidance for net zero emissions globally that it hopes will fuel greater competition and thinking around how the sector can do its bit for the environment.
‘National emergency’: ‘Fixation’ costs Aussies
Members of Australia’s largest food distributor have slammed the Albanese government for “putting their eggs in one basket”.
Tech and climate to drive Deloitte, says new chief
The audit and consulting sector is set to benefit as structural transformations related to technology and climate wash through Australia’s economy in coming years.
SA’s biggest firm kicks off carbon storage revolution
Energy giant Santos has officially opened its flagship Moomba carbon capture and storage plant, one of the world’s largest.
ESG backlash could prompt funds to ‘renege’ on climate targets
Australia’s most powerful super funds appear to be laying the groundwork to potentially back track on their climate stated targets.
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