Fresh twist in major migrant overhaul
A fresh review is set to pave the way for the biggest reform to Australia’s migration system in decades.
Climate Change
Australia warned over risk of green backlash
Australia may be in danger of facing a US-style backlash against environmental, social and governance activism, particularly around climate change.
Greater clarity on green investing a matter of urgency
Initiatives to stamp out greenwashing and set clear sustainable-finance definitions are overdue and require greater urgency, warns BetaShares director Greg Liddell.
Fortescue pushing hard on hydrogen projects
Fortescue’s first hydrogen shipments are most likely to come out of the US, with its most advanced projects still in the pre-feasibility stage.
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“…they should follow lawful police directions to clear the street. If they refuse to move they bring any consequences upon themselves,” Mr O’Connor says.
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