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How the networks blew Australia’s cheap energy advantage
Networks spent $75 billion in a decade on demand forecasts that were never met. Those costs have been passed on to consumers, and even retailers have been bleeding their customers dry. Little wonder a new report says energy market “is not fit for purpose.” -
Both Coalition and Labor remain wedded to new coal mines
Approval for the huge Carmichael coal mine has created outrage in environment circles. But remember, this is bipartisan policy – both the Coalition and Labor want this “carbon bomb” to go ahead. Indeed, the fossil fuel industry continues to enjoy “carte blanche” in Australia, with virtually no restrictions.
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