Shell plays Australian gas customers for mugsBy Sandi Keane | October 11, 2017In the wake of the AFR National Energy Summit in Sydney, investment analyst Bruce Robertson joins Shell ...
Investigation: Barnaby’s gas bonanza and the pervading influence of the gas lobbyBy Simone Marsh | October 10, 2017Gas companies weigh a heavy influence over Australia’s political leadership. As the horror show over high gas ...
Adani trumps sale of Manhattan as worst deal in historyBy Michael West | October 7, 2017The sale of Manhattan Island to the Dutch is fabled as the worse deal of all time; worse even than Adani ...
Fossil fools: $US185 billion shareholder wealth destroyed over last decadeBy Sandi Keane | October 4, 2017Hapless taxpayers face the prospect of subsidising foreign billionaire, Gautam Adani, to the tune of billions of ...
Bad deal, bad partner. Why Adani?By Michael West | October 4, 2017Why, if Adani’s gigantic Carmichael coal project is so on-the-nose for the banks and so environmentally ...
The Minerals Council, coal and the half a billion spent by the resources lobbyBy Michael West | October 2, 2017There is no peak body in the country which conducts its business as belligerently, and its proponents would say as ...
Did Ciobo instruct Efic to fund Adani?By Michael West | September 15, 2017It finally came this week, just what we had expected, evidence of the Federal government's desperation to fund the ...
The Madhouse Effect: climate denial in Australia v the USBy David Schlosberg | August 25, 2017This latest article by David Schlosberg, University of Sydney, is part of an ongoing series from the Post-Truth ...
Coalition tries again to strip eco-charities of tax-deductibility statusBy Cam Walker | August 5, 2017The Government will financially damage environment groups by stripping away their tax-deductibility status while ...
Santos, coal seam gas and the disappearing $2 billionBy Rod Campbell | August 2, 2017Researchers Tony Shields and Rod Campbell at The Australia Institute expose Santos' wilful and exaggerated ...
Pet aversion, the sequel: A Dog’s BreakfastBy Michael West | August 1, 2017It is not hard to pinpoint the time when customers became prey. For the energy sector that time was ...
Pet aversion: energy retailers in “savage dog” meter scamBy Sandi Keane | July 31, 2017Are you a dog owner and fed up with getting inflated “estimated” energy bills? Two weeks ago, our editor-in-chief, ...
Shell plays Australian gas customers for mugsBy Sandi Keane | October 11, 2017In the wake of the AFR National Energy Summit in Sydney, investment analyst Bruce Robertson joins Shell ...
Investigation: Barnaby’s gas bonanza and the pervading influence of the gas lobbyBy Simone Marsh | October 10, 2017Gas companies weigh a heavy influence over Australia’s political leadership. As the horror show over high gas ...
Adani trumps sale of Manhattan as worst deal in historyBy Michael West | October 7, 2017The sale of Manhattan Island to the Dutch is fabled as the worse deal of all time; worse even than Adani ...
Fossil fools: $US185 billion shareholder wealth destroyed over last decadeBy Sandi Keane | October 4, 2017Hapless taxpayers face the prospect of subsidising foreign billionaire, Gautam Adani, to the tune of billions of ...
Bad deal, bad partner. Why Adani?By Michael West | October 4, 2017Why, if Adani’s gigantic Carmichael coal project is so on-the-nose for the banks and so environmentally ...
The Minerals Council, coal and the half a billion spent by the resources lobbyBy Michael West | October 2, 2017There is no peak body in the country which conducts its business as belligerently, and its proponents would say as ...
Did Ciobo instruct Efic to fund Adani?By Michael West | September 15, 2017It finally came this week, just what we had expected, evidence of the Federal government's desperation to fund the ...
The Madhouse Effect: climate denial in Australia v the USBy David Schlosberg | August 25, 2017This latest article by David Schlosberg, University of Sydney, is part of an ongoing series from the Post-Truth ...
Coalition tries again to strip eco-charities of tax-deductibility statusBy Cam Walker | August 5, 2017The Government will financially damage environment groups by stripping away their tax-deductibility status while ...
Santos, coal seam gas and the disappearing $2 billionBy Rod Campbell | August 2, 2017Researchers Tony Shields and Rod Campbell at The Australia Institute expose Santos' wilful and exaggerated ...
Pet aversion, the sequel: A Dog’s BreakfastBy Michael West | August 1, 2017It is not hard to pinpoint the time when customers became prey. For the energy sector that time was ...
Pet aversion: energy retailers in “savage dog” meter scamBy Sandi Keane | July 31, 2017Are you a dog owner and fed up with getting inflated “estimated” energy bills? Two weeks ago, our editor-in-chief, ...