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30 . 03 . 2025

Dutton to force more gas into domestic market in power price pitch

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has fired a salvo on energy prices ahead of Friday’s announcement by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of a May 3 election.

30 . 03 . 2025

More gas and lower prices ‘years away’ as experts poke holes in Coalition’s gas reservation policy

In the febrile environment of a federal election campaign, an uneasy consensus seems to have emerged between the major parties on an unlikely topic — the gas industry.

29 . 03 . 2025

IPA Closing Night

Speech by Mrs. Gina Rinehart

28 . 03 . 2025

Record winter gas shortfall is coming: ACCC

Ensuring Queensland’s LNG exporters divert unsold gas to the local market will be critical to avoid supply shocks, the watchdog said.

24 . 03 . 2025

Trafigura scraps $750m green hydrogen plant at Port Pirie

A $750m green hydrogen project in South Australia has been quietly shelved, adding to a string of projects failing to move beyond a feasibility stage.

24 . 03 . 2025

How Zen Energy – developed by Ross Garnaut – got caught by a wind drought

The loss-making renewable energy company developed by the high-profile economist is precariously placed after its trading position was damaged by a wind drought.

21 . 03 . 2025

Meet the people behind the latest gas lobby group claiming to “educate and inform” consumers

A fracking executive, a former New South Wales Liberal politician and a libertarian lobbyist are behind a new gas advocacy group claiming to represent “households, industries and producers across the nation.”

19 . 03 . 2025

Labor should join Dutton in backing North West Shelf project: industry

Business leaders want a bipartisan commitment to fast-track the expansion of the North West Shelf gas project and end six years of deliberations.

18 . 03 . 2025

Gina Rinehart calls for less red tape and Paris Accord exit in face of looming tariff threats

Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart says payroll tax and licence fees should be scrapped to protect small businesses and farmers, as trade tensions rise under President Donald Trump.