No relief likely on gas prices
Even if irresponsible NSW and Victoria develop their gas, it is unlikely to reduce prices from current high levels.
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Activists turn to Palaszczuk
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True renewables cost to shock
Alan Finkel will force Australia to calculate the real cost of renewables and the nation will learn it has been misled.
How BHP shareholders could lose
Elliott’s plan for BHP seems to aim at taking value away from Australians and giving it to overseas shareholders.
This ATO inquiry is long overdue
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Markets flag huge world changes
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Losing balance of power
Our electricity prices are twice the level in the US.
Australia’s power failure
Australian power prices are at least twice the level of the US and are substantially higher than in China and India.
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