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Note to One Nation: Regions aren’t rejecting renewables, they just want them done properly

Anger about renewables will not be fixed by scrapping, burning or burying. If political leaders listen carefully, they may discover what regional Australians really want.
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“Why do we bother?” Australia can’t compete with China’s green transition, but it can leverage its success

A key to China’s “staggering” economic success is that its “commitment to decarbonisation is absolutely clear,” says Tim Buckley. Australia can gain a lot from this – but it cannot compete.
First turbine goes up at state’s only wind farm under construction

First turbine goes up at state’s only wind farm under construction

The first of 69 wind turbines has been erected at the 414 megawatt project that is the only large-scale wind farm currently being built in New South Wales.
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