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Burnt by an election loss some blame on Labor's efforts to win over city voters on environment issues one union is taking environmentalism right into the heart of coal country.
Those who wanted to keep coal in the ground at the last election want to keep gas there,too,and they have a powerful support base to make life hell for Labor and its leader.
Labor will go to the next federal election with an interim target to reduce carbon emissions amid a growing policy tussle over whether to back new gas production.
Concerns are mounting over the fate of Australian TV anchor Cheng Lei and the timing of another trade strike on Australian barley.
The Greens Leader says the'only time that climate pollution meaningfully dropped is when the Greens shared power'.
Labor frontbencher Joel Fitzgibbon has accused Scott Morrison of hurting Australian wine producers by offending Beijing.
The former Labor leader said Australia needs to “double down” on local manufacturing in the wake of the pandemic and this meant shoring up the supply of low-cost energy including gas.
A $500 million development of the Australian War Memorial has brought to the fore tensions over the institution's twin roles.
Labor caucus members have dismissed a call from resources spokesman Joel Fitzgibbon to back new gas pipelines with taxpayer support.
A push to use federal money for bigger gas pipelines has support from Labor and the Coalition,but green groups say the call should be ignored.