Vigilantes warn more attacks on the way
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Climate Change
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Green tech innovation is essential to achieve climate change goals and many countries have fast-tracking schemes in place for green tech patents.
Nationals sticking by 2050 net zero
David Littleproud says his party supports net zero emissions by 2050, despite an internal push to dump the target.
’None of those’: Australia’s big tax problem
An independent MP is pushing to end a 23-year stalemate over one policy area, but her intervention faces a major hurdle.
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Billionaire activist targets big four banks
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Billionaire pressures Santos on climate
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Rio Tinto bows to green pressure
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