An anti-investment ideology has taken hold of Australia
We have become the country of ‘no’ instead of ‘go’.
We have become the country of ‘no’ instead of ‘go’.
A broken Coalition needs to demonstrate unity on climate – as an alternative to Labor’s approach
The next Liberal power policy needs to appeal to younger voters with a focus on improving affordability and also capture blue-collar workers whose jobs rely on traditional energy.
Exhibiting a unique level of cowardice, Labor has already shunted its signature gas policy following Greens pressure. The damage of the last few years may pale in comparison to what comes next.
Madeleine King must resign. She has been the most ineffective resources minister Australia has seen in a generation.
The chorus of complaints against Labor’s energy policies are finally growing too loud to ignore.
Chris Bowen has ceded too much to the green fringe. Prices are higher, renewables growth has collapsed and energy security risks are rising. He must resign.
The Environmental Defenders Office is using foreign funding to harm Australia’s economy, undermine Indigenous communities, and pursue controversial green agendas.
The Greens-linked EDO, alongside other extreme green activists, is engaging in a hostile campaign to destroy Australia’s resources sector and kill off one of our nation’s economic engines.
Nuclear presents the best environmental outcome of any generation technology. Green opposition is largely an antiquated hangover from the 1960s anti-nuclear weapons movement.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/saul-kavonic