Revealed: The SA site earmarked for nuclear power station
The site of an old SA coal-fired power station has been earmarked for a nuclear reactor under a Coalition clean energy plan.
Mission Zero
‘Big battery’, new homes and bigger ports: $1.5bn pitch for Middle Arm
The controversial Middle Arm development is under greater scrutiny, with a new environmental report suggesting how the Territory could instead invest the $1.5bn project into clean energy, expanded ports and a major housing rollout.
Iron Man Mali’s $1bn plan to make SA a green energy superpower
Premier Peter Malinauskas will spearhead a three-day economic summit in a bid to supercharge his plan to capitalise on the green industrial revolution.
Conflict over $1.5bn NT Mining royalties shake-up
Tax reform promises to lure miners to the NT, but critics warn Territorians will lose millions in royalties over the next 20 years.
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Net zero chaos: Shorten can tell PM what’ll happen next
But if the PM can’t get his side on the same page on his net zero target, then Bill Shorten can tell him what will happen next.
Labor firm on coal; Coalition accused of ‘walking both sides’
Labor’s Pat Conroy doesn’t regret “one iota” his comments about the impact of the party’s coal mine plan. It comes after the Coalition was allegedly caught “walking both sides of the street”.
60,000 new jobs as coal-fired power stations shut down
Australia could create more than 60,000 jobs by replacing the energy produced by a single coal-fired power station with solar. This is how it would work.
Labor’s big contradiction on coal mines
Labor has let it slip coal mines would not be entirely exempt from provisions to help Australia reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Dramatic ways Australia will achieve net zero by 2050
After weeks of waiting, the government has released the economic modelling it used for its net zero strategy.
What climate summit really achieved
Greta Thunberg called it a failure, but observers reckon the COP26 summit in Glasgow has shifted global climate politics forever. Here’s how the world changed.
Take a look at Tassie’s promising future for electric vehicles
Tasmania is going to be a leader in electric vehicles in the country because of the green energy, the short driving distances and the infrastructure.
How China gamed the system on climate change ratings
A report ranking Australia dead last in the climate policy stakes has the same credibility as students marking their own homework, Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says.
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