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WA Liberals' Energy Policy Inconsistency Under Fire
Amber-Jade Sanderson criticises the WA Liberals for contradictory energy policy positions, highlighting political challenges in Western Australia's energy debate.
Sunrise Clash Over Power Bills as Rebates End
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek and One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce clash on Sunrise over energy policy as federal rebates end and power bills surge up to 24%.
Peninsula Development Road Gets $37M Federal Funding
The Australian federal government has announced a $37 million funding injection for the Peninsula Development Road project in Queensland, aimed at improving safety and connectivity in the region.
Labor's Renewables Push: Follow the Money for Power Bill Shock
An analysis of WA's renewable energy transition reveals hidden costs, subsidies, and a potential $2.3 billion bill shock for consumers, questioning Labor's promises of cheaper power.
WA Coal Power Plan: Bankers Hold Cook Over a Barrel
The WA Government faces a critical energy crisis as investment bankers leverage control over Collie's coal power future, forcing Premier Roger Cook into costly subsidies and policy reversals.
Geographe Bay Offshore Wind Licences Finalised in WA
Offshore wind projects in Western Australia's Geographe Bay have moved closer to development after the state government issued final feasibility licences, marking a key step in the region's renewable energy transition.
WA Plan to Keep Coal Plants Online May Avoid Power Price Hike
Western Australia's energy transition plan, which includes keeping the Griffin and Bluewaters coal-fired power stations operational, could help prevent significant electricity price increases for consumers.
WA Data Centre Nears Launch, Set for Cash Flow
Perth-based Pilot Energy is on track to commission its modular Dongara Data Centre in early 2026, aiming for near-term cash flow and positioning as WA's first Mid West facility.
Union Supports Cessnock Train Revival Campaign
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union joins the push to restore passenger rail to Cessnock, citing economic, transport and environmental benefits for the growing Hunter region.
Perth Councils to Trial Streetlight EV Charging
Five inner-city Perth councils will explore using streetlights as EV charging points to address off-street parking limitations in high-density housing areas.
Australia's Energy Transition Rhetoric vs Reality Gap
Australia's ambitious energy transition goals face significant hurdles as rhetoric clashes with practical realities, including infrastructure, costs, and reliability concerns.
Taxpayers Fund Collie Coal Mine Extension to 2031
Western Australian taxpayers will continue subsidising the Collie coal mine until at least 2031, with Premier Roger Cook defending the five-year extension as necessary for energy security during the transition.
EPA approves Kimberley fracking campaign
WA's EPA greenlights a contentious 20-well fracking project in the West Kimberley by US-owned Bennett Resources, despite significant public opposition. Read the full story.
Eraring coal plant to stay open until 2029
Origin Energy confirms Eraring Power Station will continue operations until April 2029, supporting NSW's transition to clean energy. Read the full details on the extension.
NZEA plan for 2000 Eraring workers as $4.5bn hole looms
The Net Zero Economy Authority proposes a jobs plan for nearly 2000 workers impacted by Eraring Power Station's closure, aiming to address the $4.5 billion economic gap. Read the latest.
Roger Cook's Energy Policy Leaves WA Vulnerable
WA Premier Roger Cook's energy policy incompetence has left households and businesses vulnerable to blackouts and soaring costs. Discover the critical failures.
Electrified Manhole Cover Kills Dog in Sydney
A woman's dog died and she was hospitalised after a manhole cover became electrified on a busy Sydney street. Ausgrid is investigating the tragic Surry Hills incident.
Fortescue starts Nullagine wind farm construction
Fortescue begins building a 133MW wind farm in the Pilbara, part of a major surge in renewable energy projects across Western Australia aiming to replace fossil fuels.
Opposition slams government over stalled CopperString project
The Queensland opposition attacks the government for delays to the critical CopperString 2.0 energy project, linking it to soaring power costs in the north. Read the full story.
Govt loans $52.2M for Hallett's green cement plant
The federal government has approved a $52.2 million loan to Hallett Group to build a low-carbon cement plant in South Australia, aiming to slash emissions and boost local manufacturing. Read the full story.
WA Solar Battery Rebates Spark Surge in Outer Suburbs
Western Australia's battery rebate scheme is driving a solar storage boom, with outer suburbs installing 70% of systems. See how households are slashing bills.
Trans-Australian rail line to reopen after derailment
Crews work around the clock to restore the vital East West rail corridor after a freight train derailment in SA cut off supplies to Western Australia. Full operations expected to resume.
Woodside's 2070 Gas Plan & Australia's Energy Future
Investigative journalist Marian Wilkinson examines how Woodside secured approval for gas production until 2070 and its claim as a 'transition fuel'. Explore the debate shaping Australia's decarbonisation path.
Copper theft causes major Newcastle blackout, 1500 homes affected
Suspected copper theft has caused a major power outage in Newcastle suburbs, leaving over 1500 homes in the dark. Ausgrid crews work to restore power as a severe heatwave looms.
Hancock's $850m Gas Project Moves Forward in WA
Hancock Energy is progressing its $850 million Belisama gas project in WA's Perth Basin, submitting key documents for state review. This crucial domestic gas supply project is now under assessment.
Pilot Energy deal for WA solar and data centre project
Pilot Energy strikes a binding deal with SN Energy to co-develop a hybrid solar and battery storage project in Three Springs, WA, designed to power a 50MW data centre. Read more.
TMK Energy's Mongolian gas project logs fifth monthly rise
TMK Energy's Gurvantes project in Mongolia records a fifth consecutive monthly gas production increase, hitting new highs and advancing towards commercialisation in 2026.
Electrician's heroic effort restores power to Croydon
An Ergon Energy electrician performed a heroic midnight mission to restore power to the isolated Gulf town of Croydon, saving residents from a sweltering night. Read the full story of community resilience.
Hunter's 2026 clean energy transition: progress and setbacks
A look at the Hunter region's clean energy transition in 2026: battery storage surges, coal lingers, and offshore wind faces delays. Discover the key projects shaping NSW's power future.
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