The first leader’s debate in this year’s federal election campaign has come and gone, with barely a mention of climate change – and with the exclusion of the only party prepared to make climate change and clean energy a frontline election issue.
The official result, from the 100 undecided local voters in the audience was a win to Labor leader Bill Shorten 42 to 29, with another 29 voters remaining undecided. Here’s another interpretation…
More Greg Foyster cartoons can be found here.
Data centres should carry the cost of higher electricity rates if allowed to build now,…
Coalition leader Angus Taylor wants to scrap renewable energy agency, funding for home batteries and…
Across Australia, $32.5 billion of generation and storage is now under construction or at financial close,…
The response to the shocking attack on Helen Haines suggests we need to bring more…
A new 4 GW wind and solar project is intended to power green iron prospects…
My biggest analysis error this year has been missing the point of the Nelson Review.…
