New race to build Australia’s next power source
SA and Victoria have plans to build game-changing power plants that would deliver more jobs, as billionaire Andrew Forrest also throws his weight behind one.
Environment
What’s holding Australia back from next boom
Australia is number one globally for many resources but experts warn there are some roadblocks holding us back to reap the rewards of the next mining boom.
Must-have smart items in Aussie homes
The dream Australian home is changing faster than ever with sales of a newer household product predicted to boom.
Mapped: our first taste of hot, dry season
Warm and dry conditions are set to dominate most of the country, with daily maximums spiking 10 degrees above average in some areas. Find out what’s in store.
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Australia ranked last on emissions effort
As the government finalises its net zero strategy ahead of the Glasgow climate conference, Australia has just been rated the worst developed nation for cutting emissions.
Aussie farmers create lush carbon-negative farm
An Aussie farm has rejected conventional farming to create healthier cattle and a more drought-resilient property that’s carbon-negative.
‘The train is leaving’: Sharma’s climate call to fellow MPs
MP Dave Sharma has told of the climate discussions in Canberra this week and urged his colleagues to lock in the 2050 target ahead of the Glasgow summit.
‘Embarrassment’: Lambie’s fury over Barnaby
Outspoken politician Jacqui Lambie claims Barnaby Joyce has embarrassed Australians.
Protesters glue themselves to road
Activists have glued themselves to a busy public road and put on a haunting show in a dramatic display against the federal government.
Podcast: Nationals deny grandstanding on 2050
Amid Coalition climate target tensions, Agriculture Minister David Littleproud joins The Australian Ag Podcast. LISTEN NOW
Central Coast to become hydrogen capital of food production
The Central Coast is poised to become the hydrogen capital of food production thanks to a new agreement, meaning local manufactures would use clean power. Here’s how.
Nats and net zero: Why it’s so complicated
Climate policy got your head in a spin? You’re not alone. Catch up on why it’s back in the headlines, and why it’s a difficult issue for the Nationals.
Major hydrogen hub plans revealed for Sydney’s west
A multimillion-dollar investment in a groundbreaking clean energy facility for western Sydney has been revealed. See the plans here.
No hope of a WA Christmas for residents from two states
Western Australia’s Premier Mark McGowan is standing firm on keeping the door shut on two states until next year.
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