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Albanese speaks to Cannon-Brookes about Sun Cable manufacturing plans
Updated: Albanese talks to Mike Cannon-Brookes about manufacturing options for massive Sun Cable project, the world’s biggest solar and battery proposal.
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Jun 8, 2022
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Chris Bowen confirmed as new energy and climate minister, McAllister as assistant
Chris Bowen confirmed as Australia’s next climate and energy minister, the first climate minister since the last Labor government.
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May 31, 2022
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Solar Insiders Podcast: What the election result means for solar industry
Celebrations as Coalition policy bollards swept away, but what does this really mean for the solar industry?
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May 26, 2022
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Albanese commits Australia to stronger 2030 target, starts climate reset
Anthony Albanese hits reset on Australia’s international climate stance, formally committing Australia to a stronger 2030 emissions target.
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May 24, 2022
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The political and media establishment ignored climate – but voters didn’t
Media outlets and big political parties ignored climate change. Will they recognise their mistake, as the issue gets bigger for voters?
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Labor takes power with help of Teals and Greens and climate push
Coalition swept from power by a stunning and unprecedented surge in support for Teals and Greens and a strong enough rebound for Labor.
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Albanese makes clean energy pitstop as press pack pursues “gotcha” moment
Albanese makes a surprise visit to the Smart Energy Expo, reiterating Labor’s embrace of stronger climate policy and plan to host UN climate talks.
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May 5, 2022
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Albo finds his mojo in push for green metals and EV batteries
Albanese pitches vision of a green resources sector and revitalised manufacturing to contrast Morrison’s embrace of fossil fuels.
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Election diary: Albanese pledges end to climate wars, Liberal campaigns in Tesla
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Apr 11, 2022
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Greens to seek moratorium on new fossil fuel projects in any post-election negotiations
The Greens will use a potential ‘balance of power’ position after the next election to seek a moratorium on new fossil fuel projects.
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Feb 7, 2022
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