Kerry Schott
Hundreds of Qld jobs could go in multibillion-dollar Inland Rail mess
Hundreds of workers, most of them in Brisbane, could soon be made redundant because of Queensland project delays and executive-level blunders.
- Zach Hope
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- Rail
Queensland’s Inland Rail calamity laid bare
Kerry Schott’s detailed investigation of the calamitous Inland Rail megaproject has thrust into public view what observers have warned for years.
- Zach Hope
Critical section of Inland Rail link in limbo amid cost blowout
The government has committed to a section of the freight link from Melbourne to Central West NSW but will commission an independent cost assessment before deciding the future of the rest.
- Mike Foley
Inland Rail’s $31 billion price tag spurs call for new board
A scathing report has blamed the “astonishing” increase on basic failures in planning and project delivery by the Australian Rail Track Corporation.
- Mike Foley
Schott fires at Bandt over climate policy as Greens double down
The Commonwealth’s former top energy adviser has called for the Greens to back Labor’s safeguard mechanism, stressing the urgency for polluters to start cutting emissions.
- Mike Foley
Billionaire Cannon-Brookes gains ground in bid to revamp AGL board
Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes’ push to install new directors to AGL has won the backing of an influential shareholder adviser ahead of a crucial vote.
- Nick Toscano
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- Rail
Inland Rail project to face fresh scrutiny over budget blowouts, route dispute
Labor says the 1700-kilometre line “will be built” but the new review will help keep the project – which could cost up to $20 billion – on track.
- David Crowe
Power chiefs, ministers divided over role of gas in clean energy shift
Energy ministers are considering a clean energy transition plan that uses gas-fired power to manage the switch to renewables, but some are ruling out fossil fuels.
- Nick Toscano and Mike Foley
Power grid warnings spark calls for fresh wave of national reforms
Energy Minister Angus Taylor says the government won’t become central planners deciding if coal, gas or clean energy are used to drive Australia’s energy revolution.
- Mike Foley
Fastest change in the world: coal’s demise sparks call for energy market reforms
The future of coal power is being buried under the rise of cheaper renewables and the Commonwealth’s energy adviser says urgent reform is needed for the transition.
- Mike Foley
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