The renewed political debate over nuclear energy is a 'fake fight' aimed at distracting Australians from the continued expansion of gas and coal projects, according to Australia Institute co-CEO Dr Richard Denniss.
The renewed political debate over nuclear energy is a 'fake fight' aimed at distracting Australians from the continued expansion of gas and coal projects, according to Australia Institute co-CEO Dr Richard Denniss.
The renewed political debate over nuclear energy is a 'fake fight' aimed at distracting Australians from the continued expansion of gas and coal projects, according to Australia Institute co-CEO Dr Richard Denniss.
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Claims by the Australia Institute, Senator David Pocock and others about Australia's gas industry are based on publicly available government data.
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Former Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has said there is a national appetite for a tax on gas exports, days before the Labor Party's National Conference in Adelaide.
Universities will now face tougher governance and transparency requirements under new federal standards, including public disclosure of board decisions, executive pay and consultancy spending.
Australia’s biggest conservation organisations have united behind a call to end native forest logging, arguing governments should protect forests for their environmental value rather than use them to offset fossil fuel emissions.
