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Tania Constable, Chief Executive Officer

ATO data reveals nation’s biggest corporate taxpayers as total haul reaches $87.5bn

Australia is hurtling towards a high-stakes collision between its artificial intelligence ambitions, and a fragmented national energy market plagued by poor policy, according to the market’s top energy analyst.

Major gas consumers warn that the proposed new rules around the government’s 20 per cent gas reservation plan could leave them worse off.

Woodside and Chevron have warned the federal government that its concessions around the proposed gas reservation scheme have failed to resolve concerns over investment certainty.

The new intergenerational report is one of the most significant documents in modern Australia. Not because any of the figures in it have the slightest credibility. You’d get a more reliable guide to the future consulting an astrologer. They get it right sometimes.

Electricity industry research has again confirmed the worst about Australia’s confused energy transition.

Australia has been warned to abandon its net zero ‘green dream’ by experts after Britain’s transition to renewables has seen household energy bills soar.

Treasury has floated a plan to significantly scale back demands on corporate Australia to report indirect emissions after complaints over the cost and red tape involved.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his ministry are enjoying the world’s attention as they battle to regulate Big Tech.

A day trip to Tuvalu for world leaders, hosted by Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen, is proving less of a drawcard than the pair had hoped.

Hancock Prospecting has marked Australian National Flag Day, celebrating 125 years since the flag was first flown and honouring the heritage, values and national pride it represents.