How $550 million in taxpayer dollars has been wasted on failed water projects
Victoria, NSW and South Australia have spent at least $550m of taxpayers’ money on failed Murray Darling Basin projects.
Victoria, NSW and South Australia have spent at least $550m of taxpayers’ money on failed Murray Darling Basin projects.
The sun is setting on larger-scale solar developments, as VicGrid cuts its renewable energy targets. See the latest plans.
The Victorian Fisheries Authority has ordered its officers to stop all marine safety inspections, putting boat owners’ lives at risk.
Local and Chinese businessmen are preparing to build a diesel power plant at Barnawartha North. The plant will consists of 10 diesel fuelled generators covering 0.83ha.
Victorian Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio is considering cutting battery developers’ rates bills to encourage more projects.
Victorian Fisheries Authority and the state government are throwing money at sponsorships, while gutting fisheries staff.
The cost of building a new Victorian water register has blown out to at least $36m. But after five years it is still not operational.
Duxton Water has made $1000 a megalitre premium on the Goulburn water shares it sold to the federal government. See the figures.
CFA trucks and slip-on units hit the streets of Camperdown as Premier Jacinta Allan arrived launch the first meeting of her drought taskforce.
Non-farming CFA and VicSES volunteers have been denied access to emergency services tax rebates on their businesses.
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