‘Weird:’ Kean unleashes on Coalition MPs
The former NSW treasurer Matt Kean has urged the Coalition to listen to voters, or risk “electoral oblivion” taking aim at prominent MPs.
The former NSW treasurer Matt Kean has urged the Coalition to listen to voters, or risk “electoral oblivion” taking aim at prominent MPs.
The man accused of orchestrating an alleged mining fraud said he would extract precious metals from copper mine tailings. The project never got close to happening and a group of investors are owed a fortune.
Gas developers are fighting a new front from climate activists who are turning to sophisticated legal and regulatory diligence to stall or topple projects, even those with government backing.
It is a national tragedy the election debate got sidetracked with nuclear when the high cost of energy was replaced by slogans saying renewables are cheap, which was simply not true.
Keith Tuffley has spent two decades combining his passion for the environment with investment banking. ‘Are we handing across an economy, an environment and a planet which means that our kids will be poorer?’
The update comes after Climate 200 backed teal challenger Nicolette Boele won the Sydney seat by a mere 26 votes.
See where the close to 100 approved green energy projects could be built across NSW.
A booming mining and defence state has delivered a surplus budget just nine months before voters head back to the polls, spending big on a key steel plant.
Serious concerns have been raised over SA’s baseload power capacity as the state braces for “unimaginable” increases in electricity demand over the next decade.
South Australia has grand plans to develop a major green energy industry, accusing the national operator of failing to deliver modelling to match its ambition.
While touring farming communities hit by some of the driest conditions on record, the PM called for an end to a “pretty pointless” political debate.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has been accused of wanting to “follow Donald Trump’s lead” after he refused to rule out a carbon tariff on high-emitting imports.
BHP says Chinese blast furnaces have a long way to run, and unveiled a big breakthrough with Baowu. If BHP is right, the Pilbara golden goose will be just fine, countering Andrew Forrest’s claim the region risks becoming a wasteland.
More than 80 per cent of Australia’s low-carbon hydrogen projects remain in their early development stages, and multiple high-profile proposals have been scrapped in recent years.
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