Menace to ecology and consumers. No thrill for Barnaby on blueberry hill.By Andrew Gardiner | January 31, 2025Poor regulations and bureaucratic corner-cutting threaten ecosystems on the NSW’s Mid-North Coast and are a risk ...
Gas prices up, Woodside profits up, customers downBy Peter Milne | January 29, 2025Gas consumers in Western Australian have long enjoyed lower prices than the Eastern states, but those days are ...
Tanya’s Tally: Albo government fossil fuel approvals shoot to 16By Zacharias Szumer | December 20, 2024It's still well down on the Coalition under Scott Morrison but Labor's coal and gas project approvals keep rising. ...
Gasbagging. News Corp steps up the hot air, ignores the gas factsBy Zacharias Szumer | December 12, 2024Last week, News Corp ran a swathe of gas-industry-sponsored content across its tabloid front pages, but a new ...
Carbon capture con. Giant Gorgon project captures less emissions than everBy Zacharias Szumer | November 29, 2024A prominent energy economics research body says the world’s largest carbon capture and storage project is ...
Labor’s hat-trick: three coal mine approvals in one dayBy Zacharias Szumer | September 25, 2024The Albanese government has now approved or extended at least twelve fossil fuel projects and two carbon capture ...
Explosive FOIs – gas cartel conned Government, fixed high energy prices for all AustraliansBy Rex Patrick | September 15, 2024It’s sickening to think Australian governments would put the gas cartel and foreign citizens ahead of lower ...
Give, and thou shalt receive. Million dollar links between donors and environmental approvalsBy Kim Wingerei | September 5, 2024Correlation does not always imply causation, but the link between fossil fuel companies' multi-million donations ...
“Human Shields”: fossil lobby is exploiting farmers in campaign to keep its massive diesel subsidiesBy Matt Pollard and Annemarie Jonson | August 30, 2024Fossil fuel lobbyists are exploiting farmers in claims they need the diesel rebate, an $11 billion+ subsidy, to survive.
Fossil fuel exports mean Australia’s carbon footprint is not getting smallerBy Kim Wingerei | August 13, 2024The Labor Government continues to approve new fossil fuel projects and subsidise others. A new report shows that ...
Australia has censored the easy fix for electricity prices – Rex Patrick gets gas FOIs backBy Rex Patrick | August 6, 2024Electricity prices are among the greatest costs facing Australians. Electricity prices are set by the gas price. ...
Electricity bills: is energy market operator AEMO ‘getting owned’ by the gas cartel?By Kim Wingerei and Michael West | July 28, 2024Electricity prices were forecast to drop this month but now regulators are higher-for-longer and blaming a 'cold ...
Menace to ecology and consumers. No thrill for Barnaby on blueberry hill.By Andrew Gardiner | January 31, 2025Poor regulations and bureaucratic corner-cutting threaten ecosystems on the NSW’s Mid-North Coast and are a risk ...
Gas prices up, Woodside profits up, customers downBy Peter Milne | January 29, 2025Gas consumers in Western Australian have long enjoyed lower prices than the Eastern states, but those days are ...
Tanya’s Tally: Albo government fossil fuel approvals shoot to 16By Zacharias Szumer | December 20, 2024It's still well down on the Coalition under Scott Morrison but Labor's coal and gas project approvals keep rising. ...
Gasbagging. News Corp steps up the hot air, ignores the gas factsBy Zacharias Szumer | December 12, 2024Last week, News Corp ran a swathe of gas-industry-sponsored content across its tabloid front pages, but a new ...
Carbon capture con. Giant Gorgon project captures less emissions than everBy Zacharias Szumer | November 29, 2024A prominent energy economics research body says the world’s largest carbon capture and storage project is ...
Labor’s hat-trick: three coal mine approvals in one dayBy Zacharias Szumer | September 25, 2024The Albanese government has now approved or extended at least twelve fossil fuel projects and two carbon capture ...
Explosive FOIs – gas cartel conned Government, fixed high energy prices for all AustraliansBy Rex Patrick | September 15, 2024It’s sickening to think Australian governments would put the gas cartel and foreign citizens ahead of lower ...
Give, and thou shalt receive. Million dollar links between donors and environmental approvalsBy Kim Wingerei | September 5, 2024Correlation does not always imply causation, but the link between fossil fuel companies' multi-million donations ...
“Human Shields”: fossil lobby is exploiting farmers in campaign to keep its massive diesel subsidiesBy Matt Pollard and Annemarie Jonson | August 30, 2024Fossil fuel lobbyists are exploiting farmers in claims they need the diesel rebate, an $11 billion+ subsidy, to survive.
Fossil fuel exports mean Australia’s carbon footprint is not getting smallerBy Kim Wingerei | August 13, 2024The Labor Government continues to approve new fossil fuel projects and subsidise others. A new report shows that ...
Australia has censored the easy fix for electricity prices – Rex Patrick gets gas FOIs backBy Rex Patrick | August 6, 2024Electricity prices are among the greatest costs facing Australians. Electricity prices are set by the gas price. ...
Electricity bills: is energy market operator AEMO ‘getting owned’ by the gas cartel?By Kim Wingerei and Michael West | July 28, 2024Electricity prices were forecast to drop this month but now regulators are higher-for-longer and blaming a 'cold ...