Australia’s energy battle is just beginning
ONE senior federal government minister hopes a meeting today with partyroom colleagues will be a “step forward” — but there could well be fireworks.
Josh Frydenberg
Covering all things politics, we have the latest news and updates on former politician Josh Frydenberg.
Jay still to ‘blame for power crisis’
AS Premier Jay Weatherill exploded SA’s relationship with Canberra in a spectacular public ambush, an Advertiser-Galaxy poll shows voters in marginal seats say he is “mostly to blame” for our power crisis.
Jay v Josh: Full transcript
SOUTH Australian Premier Jay Weatherill unleashed on Federal Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg in a terse and heated press conference in Adelaide on Thursday. Read the full transcript.
Disgrace! Childish! Furious pollies trade insults on camera
THE PM has questioned Jay Weatherill’s “state of mind” after the SA Premier unleashed an almighty spray at Federal Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg at a joint press conference this morning. Full transcript
Jay vs Josh: What they were really thinking
IT’S one of the most awkward press conferences you’re likely to see. But what was going through their heads, as Jay Weatherill ripped into the man beside him live on national television?
These pollies really don’t like each other
WELL that was the most childish, awkward, and unbecoming press conference we’ve ever seen. Even the politicians involved admitted it.
Marshall on fracking collision course with Federal Libs
THE Opposition has promised a 10-year ban on fracking in SA’s South-East — on the same day federal Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg declared blanket bans were “not the answer”.
‘Lower than a snake’s belly’
THE Federal Energy Minister has been blasted online for turning the South Australian storm into an attack on renewable energy.
Manager’s vile Twitter rant
HAVE you ever watched someone destroy their own career in real-time? A Brisbane-based financial planner may come to regret this.
The changes coming to a budget near you
ASSISTANT Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the May budget won’t have the same “shock and awe” as last year’s.
Slashing the red tape of government
LAST week, minister assisting the PM Josh Frydenberg announced reforms to cut red tape by $2.1 billion a year.
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