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Look west for how to avoid an energy crisis
As much of Australia grapples with threats to gas and electricity supply, Western Australia remains insulated. Tina Soliman Hunter and Madeline Taylor examine why.
As much of Australia grapples with threats to gas and electricity supply, Western Australia remains insulated. Tina Soliman Hunter and Madeline Taylor examine why.
While environmental concerns comprise five of the top 10 global risks identified by the World Economic Forum, they barely rate a mention during the state election, writes Craig Wilkins.
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Flinders University is seeking volunteers for an anonymous survey on how COVID-19 has affected their lives.
Victoria wants to break away from national energy supply rules so it can make greater use of renewable power sources.
Australians are poorly served by the bitter partisan politics dominating Parliament. Leadership, vision and informed policy are sorely needed to restore faith in the system and address the issues and challenges now and ahead, argues Michael O’Neil.
As climate change activists block city streets, Labor walks a tightrope in developing energy and emissions policy that won’t alienate either inner-city or blue-collar regional supporters, and the Liberal Government warily accommodates party skeptics while business and industry demands more action, says Michelle Grattan.