Australia needs to learn from Europe’s mistakes
Senator Matt Canavan wants more coal power stations in Australia, not less, and says we only need to look to Europe to know why.
Mission Zero
How beer could help lower our emissions
Beer can solve a lot of the world’s problems, as any connoisseur will tell you. Now one Australian brewer is out to show how we can bring down our greenhouse gas emissions.
Glasgow climate summit: why it matters to Aussies
Scott Morrison is heading to the COP26 conference – one of the hottest tickets for world leaders and celebrities. This is what we can expect and what it means for Australia.
‘Global problem’: How energy crisis could impact Australia
Soaring gas prices in Europe threaten to trigger food shortages and massive job losses — and could have the potential to go global.
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How Victorian sparky became a solar panel whiz
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‘Make a lot of money’: Uralla sparky switches to solar
In the heart of Barnaby Joyce’s New England electorate, Neal Howard said there were “huge opportunities” for locals who wanted to upskill into solar.
News Corp’s plan to reach net zero by 2050
News Corp Australia is following its global company’s target to reach net zero emissions by 2050. This is how we plan to achieve it.
Keeping the lights on: Fixing Australia’s power crisis
Australia has many power options between coal, gas, solar, wind, hydro, hydrogen and even nuclear. But this is why it’s not easy to make the switch.
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