This parliament’s final months has taught us at least one thing:the major parties want the October election to be a contest of ideas. Here’s what’s on offer so far.
At the risk of turning off the fans who jumped first for EVs,Elon Musk has dug in with the world’s most prominent climate sceptic:Donald Trump.
Greater uptake of electric appliances and vehicles is needed to ensure Australia hits its climate target,but households need financial support to do it.
Senate support for Labor’s new Environment Protection Authority rests on Greens demands for greater powers to block fossil fuel projects and a crackdown on native forest logging.
Another species being declared endangered on the doorstep of Woodside’s $30 billion Browse gas field has delivered a fresh blow amid approvals processes.
Australia is at the forefront of the green transition,but the weather gods are testing the government’s plans to cut greenhouse gases.
A rainy August and a typical start-of-spring forecast cannot turn the clock back on 50 years of continuous drying,meteorologists say.
Following Friday’s Hunter Valley earthquake,Dutton’s energy spokesman,Ted O’Brien,says a Coalition government would review the sites if elected.
If your plane had a one-in-four chance of falling from the sky,would you still get on the flight? That’s the question property owners are being asked.
Travelling roadshows of climate sceptics and nuclear enthusiasts are hitting regional towns nominated by Peter Dutton for nuclear. But are people listening?
With an election looming,the Albanese government is running out of time to get a raft of reforms through.