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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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Fossil fuel industry loses its grip over Australia’s climate and energy policies
Change of government will see a clean-out of fossil fuel industry lobbyists that held sway in the corridors of power for nearly a decade.
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Greens leader Adam Bandt says party will pressure the next government to set a hard deadline for an Australian phase out of coal.
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Given the world is in the midst of a major climate crisis, Australian voters deserved a climate ministers’ debate.
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Independent candidate Georgia Steele wants to dislodge climate-denier Craig Kelly and revive federal action on climate change.
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May 11, 2022
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Australian experts call for a national transport decarbonisation strategy, saying Australia risks “streets full of toxic exhausts and noise”.
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May 11, 2022
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“Coal fired power stations will close, regardless of who’s in office:” Bowen
Labor’s Chris Bowen says what Angus Taylor won’t – that Australia’s coal power stations are going to close.
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May 6, 2022
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Independents call on clean energy sector to back their election bids, to break a major party deadlock on national climate action.
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May 4, 2022
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Electric cars and homes: Rugby great joins push to electrify Australia
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May 3, 2022
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