Stark choice between two very different leaders
Peter Dutton is working hard to make the choice for voters a character test – two people who have taken different pathways to end up in the same place and see the future in very different ways.
Peter Dutton is working hard to make the choice for voters a character test – two people who have taken different pathways to end up in the same place and see the future in very different ways.
For Anthony Albanese to claim that natural disasters have become more frequent and more intense under his prime ministership suggests our leaders are losing all sense of perspective.
Political expediency is behind the ‘catastrophic mistake’ of Australia withdrawing from an international forum researching fourth-generation nuclear power.
High costs and an increased public scepticism about climate targets have dogged the green debate in recent months. Are we on the right track? Is the government’s timetable solid?
Business leaders urge the Albanese government to include nuclear as a future energy option, joining criticism of Labor’s withdrawal from an international nuclear collaboration.
Labor is sabotaging Australia’s longstanding and deep involvement in next-generation nuclear research, just as the world is getting serious about the emissions-free technology.
China has led a call for developed countries, including Australia, to provide more than $1.8 trillion a year to developing nations, as Chris Bowen prepares to play a key role in negotiations at COP29.
Offshore turbines are sold as a way to bypass hurdles for renewables — but they are far from a perfect solution. In the global arms race for emissions-free energy, Australia has thrown caution to the wind.
Australia’s energy transition is spluttering to an uncertain future.
Andrew Forrest has seen the light on his overblown green hydrogen ambitions and in the process pulled the plug on a centrepiece of Labor’s renewables-only energy transition plan.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/graham-lloyd