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Restoring Australia’s competitiveness

Although a familiar name to Canberra political insiders, Van Jones is generally not well known in Australia

Report reveals need to plug big holes in Australian water laws

A new expert report released today by Lock the Gate Alliance exposes how big gas projects are exploiting failings in federal laws designed to protect one of Australia's most precious resources - water.

Bushfire survivors call for pause on coal and gas projects

Bushfire survivors have urged the federal government to pause the approval of new coal and gas projects until environmental rules are overhauled.

Fifty arrested in Newcastle coal train protest

Dozens of people have been arrested after protesters scaled a train bound for the Port of Newcastle and began shovelling coal out of its wagons.

‘Challenges’ for NSW grid as Hunter coal station closes

Future energy supply challenges could be on the horizon for NSW as one of the state's major coal-fired electricity producers prepares to wind down operations.

Hopes Chinese trade sanctions to be eased further

Calls are growing for further Chinese trade sanctions to be dropped following the first shipment of Australian coal to the country for more than two years.

Renewables jobs pledge in wake of NSW coal plant call

As many as 3700 jobs in future industries and renewable energy will be created in response to the proposed closure of Newcastle's Eraring power station, says NSW Treasurer and Energy Minister Matt Kean.

NSW government anger at Hunter power station closure

Origin Energy's decision to shutter Australia's largest coal-fired power station by 2025 has been lambasted by the NSW government.

ACT first in Australia to sign UN anti-coal pledge

The ACT Government became the first Australian jurisdiction to sign a United Nations statement to transition away from coal power.

Glasgow futile without big emitters

Regardless of whatever position the PM decides to take on zero emissions, the Glasgow summit is shaping up as a farce, argues former ACT Opposition Leader, Bill Stefaniak.

A century since 75 killed in mining disaster

It's been 100 years since one of Australia's worst mining disasters claimed 75 lives when an explosion caused a fireball west of Cairns.

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