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The difference Australian mining makes
What difference does $74 billion really mean for Australians?
Net zero is nonsense
When the Federal Government announced its net zero plan last year it said that it wanted to deliver 119 million tonnes of carbon reductions from reforestation and sequestration on farming land.
Trump repeals EPA greenhouse gas finding, easing US emissions regulations
The controversial repeal of a US greenhouse gas ruling has been heralded by the EPA as bringing motorists “more choice”.
Stephen Anthony: We’re pushing power uphill in the transition
Australia’s energy debate can feel like the fate of Sisyphus: An endless push uphill, only to slide back again, writes Stephen Anthony.
CELEBRATE YOUR INDUSTRY TRAILBLAZERS!
AREEA is proud to launch TRAILBLAZERS, a national campaign celebrating the women who have shaped, and continue to shape, Australia’s world-leading resources and energy sector.
The empty warehouse at the core of a $66m hydrogen fight with Twiggy
Fortescue unceremoniously killed off its green hydrogen project last year, owing millions to the state government.
Diesel rebate debate set to intensify in 2026, ag sector warned
THE diesel fuel rebate is emerging as a growing pressure point for the agricultural sector in 2026 following renewed public scrutiny of the scheme last year.
Hancock’s Brilliant at the Basics shows what values-driven safety can achieve
Hancock Iron Ore received the Australian Mining Prospect Awards Excellence in Mine Safety, OH&S award last year in recognition of its highly successful initiative, Brilliant at the Basics (B@TB)
Fears Victorian consumers will pay for gas imports under ‘last resort’ plan
Gas producers in Victoria say the government should act to streamline gas project approvals before considering plans for underwriting LNG import terminals.
Expert Danny Price warns of ‘catastrophic’ national grid failure after SA price surge
Australia’s electricity system faces inevitable “significant outages” during multi-city heatwaves as renewables fail to meet demand, warns key energy policy architect.