By rights, we should already know the figure for the Albanese government’s emissions reduction target for 2035. But the May election got in the way, and the decision was made to kick the can down the road lest any negative political consequences emerge from the announcement.
A new national poll reveals 45 per cent of Australians believe Canberra decision-makers do not understand the needs of regional Australia.
Australians still overwhelmingly understand the vital contribution of our regional and rural communities, and their industries, to our nation. They have issued a clarion call to Australia’s political leaders to do more to back in the bush.
The Chief Minister has backed calls to let pensioners, veterans and students work more without having their benefits or status affected by current federal laws.
Why does our Climate Change Minister continue to defy experts with unachievable action that risks economic ruin?
The punters are working out energy prices have gone through the roof due to Labor’s obsession with renewables, writes Ron Boswell.
Wind farms are sold to farmers as a simple and easy way to make money. former head of Australia’s wind farm watchdog has issued a “buyer beware” warning to farmers.
Northern Territory Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro, Hancock Agriculture CEO Adam Giles, federal member for Solomon and special envoy for Defence, Veterans’ Affairs and Northern Australia Luke Gosling and Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, opposition spokesperson for Defence Personnel and Industry, headlined the Darwin Bush Summit event hosted by the NT News on Monday.
This is AgJournal’s line-up of the great and powerful for the year ahead – the names to know. the forces to watch and the stories behind why they matter.
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.
