Is your Chinese EV a ‘ticking time bomb’?
The rapid uptake of electric cars and home batteries from the Asian nation has put Australia’s energy infrastructure at risk of foreign hijack, experts warn.
IT’S THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT BUT WE’LL DO FINE
The Albanese government premiered the latest instalments in its climate multiverse this week, shows so formulaic you could predict the finale from the trailer.
Solomon MP Luke Gosling pledges to fight to deliver a special economic zone in the NT after federal rejection
Federal MP Luke Gosling has pledged to keep fighting for a special economic zone in the NT, despite his own government’s previous rejection of the proposal. Read the details.
The top investors in global free zones
Asian and Gulf companies pledged the most capital to FTZs in the past five years
Green dreams meet gas reality
The North West Shelf life extension and hydrogen outlook underscore the reality that natural gas will be an important energy commodity for a long time to come.
UK PUTS GROWTH BEFORE NET ZERO
The British Prime Minister has appointed reformers on the right wing of the Labour Party to key roles in a cabinet reshuffle to push through welfare changes and ease net-zero rules in an effort to boost economic growth.
Chief backs Gina’s call to let pensioners, veterans and students work more
The Chief Minister has backed calls to let pensioners, veterans and students work more without having their benefits or status affected by current federal laws.
RED-TAPE Revolution
Roger Cook himself will take charge of accelerating key energy and defence projects as part of the biggest shake-up of industry development in 70 years, aiming to futureproof the State’s economy