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Opposition energy spokesman Dan Tehan backs nuclear. Picture: NewsWire / AFP

Huge hint on Coalition energy plans

The Coalition has given its biggest clue yet on what its post-election policy will be.

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NRG Gladstone Power Station.

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Update on future of Qld’s largest power plant

The state’s largest coal-fired power plant has announced it will close six years earlier than expected.

Matt Kean backs go slow on EV charge

Big issue with EV road use charge

The boss of a key climate change body has backed a cooling on a road charge for electric vehicle users.

Meteorologists warn Australians to brace for a chaotic summer of extremes as rare weather phenomena threaten to unleash cyclones and heatwaves across different regions.

Chaotic summer looms for millions

Millions of Aussies are facing a dangerous and chaotic summer – with forecasts of tropical cyclones, severe heatwaves and soaring temperatures tipped to hit the nation over the coming months.

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New Labor senator Charlotte Walker accused One Nation senator Pauline Hanson of abandoning the younger generation with her motion to end net zero. Picture: Martin Ollman / NewsWire

‘Are you kidding’: 21yo senator canes Hanson

The new Labor senator hit out at Pauline Hanson’s urgency motion to abandon net zero, accusing the One Nation leader of abandoning her generation.

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Weather models suggest there could be up to 14cm of snow on the Granite Belt this week. Picture: Windy

Snow predicted in surprising state

Residents of a state renowned for its beautiful beaches and tropical climate have been warned to prepare for potential snow this weekend.

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A cold front on Sunday will bring strong and cold winds, a band of rain, the chance of hail and thunderstorms to Western Australia. On Monday and Tuesday, the system will move east affecting other states. Picture: SkyNews

City soaked in ‘wettest day of year’

One Australian city has just experienced its wettest day of the year thanks to a wild and wet cold front that is still lingering in the state.

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200 species dead in ‘unprecedented’ disaster

Scientists have offered a grim outlook for Aussies hoping for an immediate solution to an ‘unprecedented’ disaster leaving the water at Aussie beaches toxic.

Wet and stormy cold front to march across Australia

Wet and stormy cold front to march across Australia

A band of rain will start in Western Australia on the weekend before moving east across the country on Monday and Tuesday

Rain, wind forecast for Aus. Picture: Windy

‘Big’: Wild weather warning to Aussies

Aussies in several states have been warned to brace for a weekend of wild weather, with the risk of floods and damaging winds.

this photo taken on June 12, 2025 shows marine biologist Teina Rongo from the environmental group Korero O Te Orau holding crown-of-thorns starfish collected from a reef off Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. Divers clutch wooden spears as they plunge beneath the waves, hunting hordes of hungry starfish destroying the coral reefs around the Cook Islands. These makeshift tools are their best weapon in the war against crown-of-thorns starfish, a coral-munching species eating through tropical reefs already weakened by climate change. (Photo by William WEST / AFP) / To go with 'COOKS-ENVIRONMEENT-CLIMATE-OCEANS-REEF, REPORTAGE' by Steven TRASK

21-armed beast decimates nation’s ocean

A single creature is threatening the future of the Cook Island coral reefs. Meet the divers determined to get rid of it.

Gerry Noonan let loose on the future of power in Australia, declaring that ‘the world’s rooted’. Picture: X

Aussie miner drops F-bomb 10 times in rant

An Australian miner’s expletive-laden rant about the future of coal-burning has caught the attention of the world’s richest man.

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A deep, large low will generate rain & strong winds across a large area of southern & Central Australia

Aussie city’s coldest morning in 15 years

An Australian capital city has recorded its coldest morning in more than a decade, with temperatures close to freezing.

A dead penguin found washed on the beach at Semaphore. Picture: Nicky Irons on Facebook

Toxic sea claims cute furry friend in latest tragedy

Scenes of despair on South Australia’s coastlines show no signs of abating, with a penguin the latest animal to wash up dead as a result of the toxic algae crisis.

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