Month: November 2025

‘Tis a low ebb we are at when we call as a win the crumbs that fall from the table. That a climate trigger was a non-starter for Labor speaks …

Hmmm, I suppose it might have been worse. ‘Good for business’ could be a concern as there’re too many examples where business has not been good for the environment.  https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-27/labor-strikes-greens-deal-to-end-environmental-stalemate/106054928 …

Solar battery hybrid systems are rewriting the rules on which coal-fired generators have long depended. Between advances in battery technology and the realities of the energy market, the Coalition’s floundering …

Are there other ways too that supposed Minister Fixit can stuff up Graeme Samuel’s advice for making the EPBC Act fit for purpose?  https://theconversation.com/long-awaited-environment-laws-might-get-australia-sued-heres-why-270453 From: Maelor Himbury <M.Himbury@acfonline.org.au&gt;Date: 25 November …

Is there a point to the COP process?The two words that dare not be uttered lest the Saudis and other petrostates feel offended and that the previous agreement to transition …

The Coalition is a policy-light zone, while Labor is politics heavy, neither serves us well. The Liberals need to work out whether they’re liberal or conservative, Labor needs to base …

What is the Albo/Chalmers thinking here? We’ve just had a round table where productivity was identified as THE issue facing the country. One of the main drivers of productivity is …

There’s a degree of ‘smug’ in being an account holder with Bank Australia, borne out of Edcredit, the teacher’s Credit Union which has since become Australia’s first customer-owned bank. Bank …