Fuel impacts already being seen in beef production cutbacks, animal welfare concerns
The fuel access and price crisis that’s emerged this month driven by the Iran conflict is already taking a heavy toll on red meat supply chains.
Economic vulnerability risks crashing our standard of living.
National economic resilience is back in the headlines but it is not just our reliance on imported fuel that needs to keep our policymakers up at night.
IR changes take us back to bad old days
We seem headed back to the bad old days of industrial relations in the 1970s and 1980s, when union militancy in the mining sector smashed productivity and our reputation as a stable and reliable trading partner.
NT Cattlemen’s annual conference a test of Territory ‘character’ after damaging floods
The NT Cattlemen’s annual conference brings pastoralists, industry together during tough times. Read what’s planned.
BHP has message on investment
The Australian government must get real on the needs of business to develop here.
‘Negligence’ led to fuel, fertiliser crisis, as warnings ‘ignored for years’
The Albanese government has been accused of “serious negligence” and “putting the community at risk” by ignoring warnings on fuel and fertiliser vulnerabilities for years, as industry demanded an expedited food security plan.
Pilbara strike threat adds to poor economic outlook
Put national self-sufficiency ahead of ideologically inspired self-harm.
‘It’s in everything’: Why oil shock will get even more expensive
While we have spent the best part of a decade talking up the dream of a post-carbon future, we’re still very much trapped in a carbon present.
The difference Australian mining makes
What difference does $74 billion really mean for Australians?
Fuel crisis threatens service stations, transport, mining, farm fertiliser
The fuel crisis could sink vital businesses in regional Australia for good, as independent service stations struggle and farm fertiliser, mining and transport are hit.