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Labor has ramped up its fight against the Coalition’s nuclear plan with bold health warnings.
CEFC has committed $100 million to Neoen, a renewable energy developer, for 1.3 GW renewable energy and battery storage projects across Australia.
Expected growth figures were also revised downwards.
Dutton defended Frontier Economics’ model showing Labor’s 100 percent renewables policy would cost five times the prime minister’s claim.
The opposition claims its nuclear energy plan will save the country $263 billion compared to Labor’s renewable-only plan.
Australian leaders have in recent years flow 2 or 3 flags on official landmarks.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has pledged to stand only before one flag during official press conferences if he is elected as leader.
The initiative spans 4 states—NSW, Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia—delivering clean energy to 3 million homes by 2028.
Authorities in Australia are grappling with rising antisemitism.
The current practice started by the Labor government is for the prime minister to conduct press conferences in front of 3 flags.
The 2024-25 draft report said nuclear plants could cost twice as much as solar or wind, despite lasting 60 years versus 30 for renewables.
Labor accuses the Coalition of politicising the issue, stating it’s a time for national unity.
The Labor government has faced criticism for trying to appease both Israel and Palestine supporters.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen said the project would spur jobs growth in the region.
Australia’s economic growth has been sluggish for several quarters now.
The opposition is pitching directly to Labor voters unhappy with renewable projects in their area.
The final sitting day of Parliament has continued late into the night as MPs work through a backlog of Bills.
Tributes flow for Simon Birmingham as Dutton, Albanese, Wong and Lines reflected on his integrity and service.
Anthony Albanese lauded Shorten’s work rebuilding Labor post-2019, while Peter Dutton called him the great prime minister Australia never had.
The Labor government has directed the Future Fund to consider investments in housing, infrastructure, and green energy.
