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A Santos Ltd. pilot well operates on a farm property in Narrabri, Australia, on Thursday, May 25, 2017. A decade after the shale revolution transformed the U.S. energy landscape, Australia — poised to overtake Qatar as the world’s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas — is experiencing its own quandary over natural gas. Photographer: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg

Activists slam banks over Santos support

ANZ and Westpac may face shareholder ire at their AGMs after Market Forces pointed the finger at the banks for their continued support of gas projects through bond programs.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, DECEMBER 9, 2023. Extinction Rebellion protesters march through Melbourne CBD. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Climate protesters clog city streets

On their fourth straight day of climate protest action, Extinction Rebellion members have again targeted busy CBD streets.

Seven day rain totals in SA. Picture: WeatherZone

City smashes grim climate record

One Aussie city has cracked a grim milestone last set four years ago during a season of catastrophic bushfires.

AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - General view editorial generic stock photo of Australian cash money currency. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

Bill spike warning as heatwave hits

Australians have been warned to be conscious of their power bill as summertime temperatures break records.

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Wall of cash to silence climate sceptics

This year is likely to be remembered for the financial industry’s ‘phenomenal’ pivot on climate change.

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Foreign funding for fossil fuels

Foreign funding for fossil fuels

Fossil-fuel aversion in Australia’s banks may encourage changes in foreign investment laws to help the resources sector obtain funding, a parliamentary committee has heard.

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China and Australia flag together realtions textile cloth fabric texture

Chinese media hits out at ScoMo

Chinese state-owned media has published an opinion piece blasting Scott Morrison after he shifted blame for climate change onto Beijing.

Aussie boss’ big global warming target

Aussie boss’ big global warming target

The first Aussie company to mandate the Covid-19 jab also has big ambitions in trying to stop increases in global warming.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA- NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 17, 2021: Barnaby Joyce during Question Time in the House of Representatives in Parliament House Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Gary Ramage

Barnaby’s stunning climate revelation

The government has been urged to come up with a plan for greater climate action, but the Deputy Prime Minister says that’s not its job.

Activists flay CBA’s climate policy

Activists flay CBA’s climate policy

Commonwealth Bank’s climate policy has attracted the wrath of activist group Market Forces, which will put up a shareholder resolution at the bank’s AGM.

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China steel warning hits iron ore

China steel warning hits iron ore

Iron ore prices have dived to their lowest levels in more two months amid fear of waning demand from Chinese steel producers due to steps to curb pollution.

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Power chief targets 100pc renewables

Power chief targets 100pc renewables

Australia will aim to run the electricity grid entirely from solar and wind generation by 2025 under a 100 per cent renewable target set by the power system operator.

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Ford has revealed the Ranger Raptor dual-cab ute with twin-turbo diesel power, 10-speed auto, tough all-wheel drive Ã¢â¬â and a price tag tipped to be in the $80K range.

ABC’s diesel ute ‘subsidy’ lie

Their ABC’s Alan Kohler really should know better – but he’s so misty-eyed about the fantasy of useless renewable energy, he actually might not.

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09/12/2020. AICD CEO Angus Armour. The Australian holds a round table at the Australian Institute of Company Directors in Sydney's CBD. Participants include Graeme Liebelt Ã ANZ, Amcor. Wendy Stops Ã CommBank, Coles. Guy Cowan Ã Qld Sugar, Santos, United Ltd via zoom and in person Penny Bingham-Hall - Bluescope and Fortescue and AICD CEO Angus Armour. Moderated by Glenda Korporaal. Britta Campion / The Australian

Climate the biggest issue for directors

A survey of directors found 77 per cent supported five-year targets to establish a pathway to carbon neutrality by 2050.

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