Celene Ignacio
Celene Ignacio is a reporter based in Sydney, Australia. She previously worked as a reporter for S&P Global, BusinessWorld Philippines, and The Manila Times.
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Japan Transitions to Become Australia’s LNG Competitor
Japan’s domestic LNG demand has fallen 25 percent since 2014 and may drop by another 25 percent by 2030.
Qantas Suspends Major Air Route Between Sydney and Shanghai
Qantas will launch direct flights from Brisbane to Manila for the first time in over a decade also increase its flights to Singapore and India.
Victoria, Tasmania to Receive Big Boost in Renewables
Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen said that the initiatives are meant to bring energy costs down for Australians.
Family Location-Sharing App Life360 Eyes Nasdaq Listing
Life360 also unveiled its plan to invest in Hubble Network, a satellite business founded by its co-founder and director, Alex Haro.
Budget 2024: Labor to Expand Paid Parental Leave to Encourage Australians to Have More Children
The government also wants to pay superannuation guarantee on paid parental leave to help parents who choose to have more children.
Western Australia Allocates $502 Million to Energy Transition
$147.6 million funding is earmarked to support the the development of common user network infrastructure in the North West Interconnected System.
$566 Million Into Exploration of Australia’s Vast Untapped Resources for Net Zero
‘By investing significantly in geoscience, we can boost our progress towards net zero,’ the prime minister said.
WA Allocates Multibillion Funding to Boost Safety, Security
A $96.4 million funding will be used to expand the family and domestic violence response team operations and create a dedicated organisation to address FDV.
Report Says Australian Clean Tech Could Yield $215 Billion Profit
Battery technologies, in particular, are deemed the most promising sector for Australia’s economy and a significant contributor to decarbonisation efforts.
Albanese Government Bets Big on Gas as Back-Up for Net Zero Push
Greens Senator for NSW David Shoebridge said the strategy is a ‘criminal decision from Labor to push for new climate-smashing gas mines.’
