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A new report warns there are financial risks of getting stuck in the Beetaloo Basin.
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ARENA backs hydrogen ideas
New money has been provided for advances in hydrogen storage and Indigenous-led renewable projects.
AEMO seeks new supplies
AEMO has called for more gas investment, as the majority of Australia’s supply continues to be exported.
AER changes offer
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has laid out power price adjustments for consumers.
ALRC gives school advice
The Attorney-General has received advice on legal reforms aimed at addressing discrimination in private schools.
Super tests questioned
A debate is unfolding over the efficacy of superannuation performance tests.
Australia backs nuclear boost
Australia will put up billions of dollars to help Rolls-Royce improve the UK’s nuclear reactor production line.
Climate markers climb
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says 2023 set a grim milestone as the hottest year on record, with climate indicators reaching catastrophic levels.
Airport strikes delayed
Planned strikes that could have interrupted holiday flight plans have been postponed.
HECS changes proposed
Independent MPs are pushing for HECS debt reform.
RBA appointments attacked
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has accused Treasurer Jim Chalmers of attempting to politicise the central bank
Parkinson moves to super
A former leading federal public servant has joined the board of a major super fund.
State seeks smoother planning
The Victorian Government says it is enhancing transparency in the planning system and boosting accountability within local governments.
Ankle tech for young offenders
In a bid to curb youth reoffending rates, the Victorian Government has unveiled plans for a significant reform in the youth justice system.
Tolls drive rat run
Sydney councils say cost of living pressures are being felt on local roads.
CCC probes Field trips
WA’s Ombudsmen Chris Field is facing a Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC) inquiry over his travel expenditures.
Big R&D boost proposed
Investing 3 per cent of GDP into research could boost the economy by $100 billion and create 42,000 new jobs ...
Blue carbon growth suggested
Authorities could be seriously overlooking tidal wetlands in ‘blue carbon’ projects.
US warning on water hacks
The US Government has issued a warning about the vulnerability of water systems to cyberattacks.
Offshore issue spotted
Australia’s Biodiversity Council has questioned a proposed environmental law carve out for the offshore oil and gas industry.
Social media asked to show work
The eSafety Commissioner has called on social media companies to show how they are blocking extremist material.