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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.
Between 2 Fires: How Labor’s Factional Politics Created Space for Antisemitism
Jewish leaders have spoken as both sides of the political spectrum present plans to address skyrocketing rates of antisemitism in Australia.
Victorian Shadow Minister Dismisses Party Division Concerns, Takes Aim at Labor’s Public Debt
Shadow Minister Jess Wilson spoke to The Epoch Times about party politics, state debt, and exam leaks.
Australian Renewable Agency Bets Big on ‘Sulphur’ Batteries
There are hopes the technology can become a new standard for EVs and electric aircraft.
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.
Australia Deepens Ties With Solomon Islands Through Police Force Expansion
The package aims to grow the size and capability of Solomon Islands’ police force.
Comedian Apologises to Olympian ‘Raygun’ After Legal Dispute Over Musical Title
Broadbridge’s breakdance musical will proceed under the new name ‘Breaking The Musical’ after legal issues were resolved.
Deeming’s Bid to Rejoin Liberal Partyroom Rejected Despite Defamation Case Victory
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott described the result as ’shameful.'
Cancer, Strokes, and Heart Attacks: Labor’s Campaign Against Nuclear Sparks Criticism
Labor has ramped up its fight against the Coalition’s nuclear plan with bold health warnings.
Former Resources Minister Will Not Contest Next Election in 2025
Keith Pitt has been one of a few Nationals MP calling for the Coalition to reject net zero.
Minister Issues New Directive to Cut International Student Numbers into Australia
New ministerial direction limits international student numbers with revised forecast pushing net migration to 340,000.
‘Not Commercially Viable’: Energy Investors Reject Nuclear Investment in Australia
The CEIG said its members supported renewables, which they consider the least-cost technologies.
Australia Mandates Apple, Google to Stop Terror and Child Sexual Abuse on Their Platforms
‘There is, of course, no Australian internet, so these standards will require changes by companies no matter where they are headquartered,’ Inman Grant said.
Funding Cuts to Think Tank Critical of Beijing a Sign of Appeasement: Senator
The Albanese government is cutting funding to an Australian think tank.
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.
148 Australians Return Home From Quake-Stricken Vanuatu
Australia’s relief efforts in Vanuatu have begun after the tiny island nation was struck by two earthquakes and a number of aftershocks this week.
Low-Interest EV Loans Offered to Workers Earning Less Than $100,000 a Year
The initiative offers up to 5 percent lower interest rates, helping workers save thousands on new and used electric cars.
Australia Reopens Ukraine Embassy, Delivers Extra $76 Million
$10 million will be provided for heat and electricity for the people of Ukraine.
