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Why does our Climate Change Minister continue to defy experts with unachievable action that risks economic ruin?

The Federal Government will soon announce Australia’s 2035 emissions target, but unlike its 2030 target, it may not be written into law. Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen says he is still weighing up whether to legislate the target.

Operations approved to begin midway through next year

The punters are working out energy prices have gone through the roof due to Labor’s obsession with renewables, writes Ron Boswell.

Contrary to what the Prime Minister declares, a higher penetration of renewable energy will lead to higher prices.

02 September 2025

South32 boss Graham Kerr says trying to get a mine approved in Australia and completing a similar project in the US are “chalk and cheese”.

The first NSW gas plants built in a decade have shelved ambitious deadlines for delivering green hydrogen in the latest setback for the maligned clean fuel source battling cost challenges and insufficient customer demand.

It was so refreshing to see coverage in the mainstream media of alternative points of view on the “net zero” debate – points of view, which in my opinion, are far too often dismissed when discussing this most critical of issues.

New data shows Western Australia’s economy is slowing as the state’s exports, investment and the labour market softens.

01 September 2025

The Bush Summit brought a number of fresh economic ideas to the table. Read what they were.