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Morrison, stop giving our hard earned to gas companies

There are calls from the Greens and a progressive think tank for the Morrison Government to stop using the Northern Australia Infrastructure Fund to gift more taxpayer money to the fossil fuel industry, particularly the development of the NT’s Betaloo Basin.

Cyclones, cyclones everywhere

Cyclone Tiffany has cut a destructive path across North Queensland’s Cape Yorke, causing flooding less than a week after the state was hit by Cyclone Seth.

World’s largest coal port to be 100% powered by renewables

Port of Newcastle, the world’s largest coal port, will be powered entirely by renewable energy. The announcement comes as coal power generation in Australia’s national electricity market fell to its lowest level in the final three months of 2021.In other news, Denmark aims to make domestic flights...

The Great Barrier Reef could face more coral bleaching in January

Troubling news on looming climate impacts has emerged from the Great Barrier Reef, which scientists say could face another devastating bleaching event early next year, and Antarctica, where observers are eyeing a cracking glacier with trepidation.The resources sector is crowing about a “windfall”,...

Climate change fuelling energy insecurity for First Nations communities

A new study has found a link between extreme temperatures from climate change and the chances of a home having its power disconnected, as more than 90 per cent of households surveyed in remote Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory had their electricity shut off.

‘All brown coal generation could withdraw by 2032,' says AEMO

Coal is set to be snuffed out from Australia’s electricity system up to a decade earlier than planned under a radical blueprint for the power grid laid out by the The Australian Energy Market Operator, which runs the national electricity network.

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