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BHP has message on investment

The Australian government must get real on the needs of business to develop here.

World Free Zones Organization

‘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.

The difference Australian mining makes

What difference does $74 billion really mean for Australians?

World Free Zones Organization

Energy and economy the priority issues for Angus Taylor

Voters are showing signs of fatigue on Labor’s climate change plan in a clash with affordability and Angus Taylor has returned to the energy debate as Opposition Leader at a critical moment.

Labor ‘vision’ blind to harsh reality of debt/deficit disaster

With commonwealth debt set to tick over $1 trillion any day, Australians might reasonably expect the government to be focused on paying it down. Instead, Canberra has squirrelled away more than $400bn in a sprawling web of off-budget funds and investment vehicles, borrowing heavily so politicians and bureaucrats can meddle in markets under the guise of “investment”.

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