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Maugean Skate – possible cause of extinction … election feverBy Rex Patrick | May 3, 2025Something very fishy is going on in relation to the seat of Braddon in Tasmania. And Freedom of Information is ...
New report: Peter Dutton’s nuclear power plan to cost $4.3 trillionBy Kim Wingerei | April 24, 2025Peter Dutton's nuclear energy claims have been conspicuously absent from his election campaign. Now a leading ...
Another day, another gas approval as Labor caves on big dirty BarossaBy Zacharias Szumer | April 23, 2025Australia’s offshore oil and gas regulator is stepping on the gas ahead of the election, with two project ...
Caretaker of the Fossils: Beach approval takes government’s gas and coal tally to 17By Zacharias Szumer | April 19, 2025The government is in caretaker mode, but that hasn’t stopped federal agencies from quietly approving new fossil ...
Coal Cover-up? Wilkie points to Glencore, Anglo, Peabody, MacBankBy Stephanie Tran | July 18, 2025ASIC's court loss against TerraCom has raised questions about Australia’s commitment to tackling systemic fraud in ...
Gas Empire: how Australians are paying for foreign profiteersBy Kim Wingerei | July 17, 2025Japan and South Korea have poured tens of billions into the Australian gas industry, keeping domestic supply low ...
North West Shelf. The mother-lode of fossil fuel approvalsBy Zacharias Szumer | July 14, 2025Just how much more climate-altering emissions could Woodside’s North West Shelf extension belch into the atmosphere?
Snowy 2.0. Will the Auditor-General get snowed again?By Ted Woodley | July 2, 2025Nothing to see here, found the last Auditor-General's report on Snowy Hydro 2 - before costs tripled. Now the full ...
‘Valley of death’ or mountain of spin? Gas reservation must be retrospective to cut power billsBy Rex Patrick | June 7, 2025The price of electricity in Australia could be halved, but the Government is shying away from giving Australians ...
Taboo. Can we finally talk about a gas reservation policy?By Rex Patrick | May 31, 2025Newly minted Industry Minister, Tim Ayres, has hinted at a future federal gas reservation policy. He may be ...
Environment minister Murray Watt approves 4.3 billion tonnes of carbon emissionsBy Zacharias Szumer | May 29, 2025The new environment minister has wasted no time getting stuck into one of his portfolio’s most controversial ...
Sinners are winners. Is Labor’s Safeguard Mechanism saving the planet?By Kim Wingerei | May 7, 2025The first report since the Safeguard Mechanism demonstrates the fundamental flaws in a system that may reduce ...
Maugean Skate – possible cause of extinction … election feverBy Rex Patrick | May 3, 2025Something very fishy is going on in relation to the seat of Braddon in Tasmania. And Freedom of Information is ...
New report: Peter Dutton’s nuclear power plan to cost $4.3 trillionBy Kim Wingerei | April 24, 2025Peter Dutton's nuclear energy claims have been conspicuously absent from his election campaign. Now a leading ...
Another day, another gas approval as Labor caves on big dirty BarossaBy Zacharias Szumer | April 23, 2025Australia’s offshore oil and gas regulator is stepping on the gas ahead of the election, with two project ...
Caretaker of the Fossils: Beach approval takes government’s gas and coal tally to 17By Zacharias Szumer | April 19, 2025The government is in caretaker mode, but that hasn’t stopped federal agencies from quietly approving new fossil ...