Power plant closure feared
EnergyAustralia may be forced to shut one of its newest coal-fired power stations, supplying up to 1.2 million customers.
EnergyAustralia may be forced to shut one of its newest coal-fired power stations, supplying up to 1.2 million customers.
A new poll signals legal protections for religion and freedom of speech could determine the marriage plebiscite.
Tony Abbott says there may be too much renewable energy already as he declares the government will have to fund coal.
The government has declared it would not move to provide religious protections before the SSM survey is finalised.
Peter Dutton uses example of child rapist, drug dealers and convicted killer who won citizenship status to justify “good character’’ test.
The financial watchdog will be granted powers to force the $2.3 trillion super industry to disclose hidden payments.
A ban on government-backed loans for onshore coal and resource export operations will be overturned.
Bill Shorten’s claim that the electricity crisis has been driven by privatisation has been dismissed by energy experts.
The peak trade unions have been accused of skimming more than $130m from unregulated worker entitlement trusts.
The proposed removal of GST from electricity bills would cost a maximum of $2bn to cash-rich states.
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