Alfred Bui
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Alfred Bui is an Australian reporter based in Melbourne and focuses on local and business news. He is a former small business owner and has two master’s degrees in business and business law. Contact him at [email protected].
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Seven Years On: Latrobe Still Struggling Post-Hazelwood Shutdown
Latrobe City Council’s mayor, Dale Harriman, said many workers were still unable to find a stable job seven years after Hazelwood Power Station shut down.
100 Percent Renewable Goal Drives SA Energy Costs to ‘Highest in the Country’: CEO
The SA Chamber of Mines and Energy says the cost of backing up the system has also multiplied.
Uranium CEO Warns: Australia Missing out on Global Nuclear Boom
Boss Energy CEO said Australia’s nuclear ban is preventing the country from cleaner, affordable, and reliable electricity.
‘Not Commercially Viable’: Energy Investors Reject Nuclear Investment in Australia
The CEIG said its members supported renewables, which they consider the least-cost technologies.
NSW Tops Australia in Completing Renewable Projects
The value of work done on renewable projects by NSW in 2023-24 was more than twice that of Queensland and triple that of Victoria.
Children Living Near Nuclear Plants Face Double the Risk of Leukemia: Doctors
Margaret Beavis said the elevated risk of leukemia extended beyond 50 kilometres from a nuclear power station.
Doctor Suspended for Criticising COVID Vaccines Wins Lawsuit Against Regulators
The Supreme Court of Queensland found there was no basis for AHPRA’s assumptions that Dr. Bay contravened any relevant legislation.
HSBC Australia Sued Over Alleged Failure to Prevent $23 Million Scam Losses
The ASIC alleged HSBC Australia failed to have a proper system to prevent and detect unauthorised transactions.
Renewables Provide More Jobs for Australians than Nuclear: Union
‘I think what we find with nuclear is you can have some well-paid jobs, but it’s for a very few [people],’ said Victorian Trades Hall Council secretary.
Huge Water Needs Makes Nuclear Unsuitable for Australia: Environmental Group
Latrobe Valley Sustainability Group said nuclear power stations used around 20-25 percent more water than coal-fired plants.
