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Australia Has the Aluminium, But Its Solar Panels Use Imported Metal (opens the original)
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The head of a peak industry body has warned Australia’s aluminium sector could miss out on opportunities from the solar panel boom due to its limited involvement in the supply chain. At a parliamentary inquiry into solar panel reuse and recycling in Australia on Aug. 3, Australian Aluminium Council (AAC) CEO Marghanita Johnson said aluminium is a major component of solar panels and that demand for the metal will surge during the renewable energy transition. “Aluminium accounts for more than 88 p
CFMEU Corruption Could Be Driving Up the Cost of New Homes: Inquiry Told (opens the original)
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Inflated costs caused by corruption in government infrastructure programs could significantly increase the cost of building a home, a parliamentary committee has been told. During a parliamentary inquiry into productivity, Geoffrey Watson SC, who investigated corruption across multiple branches of the Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU), said the impact will likely be felt well beyond the loss of taxpayer funds. In February 2026, Watson’s Rotting from the Top report
Who Got a Slice of the Government’s $74 Million Journalism Fund? (opens the original)
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Last week, the recipients of $74 million (US$51.7 million) in taxpayer-backed grants was revealed with nearly 200 Australian news outlets benefitting. The Labor government’s Journalism Assistance Fund is part of the $180.5 million News Media Assistance Program (NMAP), and is aimed at supporting public interest journalism as the private media sector struggles to stay afloat The fund provides successful applicants with a grant of $39,000 plus GST for each eligible full-time equivalent journalist t
Chinese-Linked Firms Defy Australian Order to Sell Off Stakes in Rare Earth Miner (opens the original)
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Australia NewsChinese-Linked Firms Defy Australian Order to Sell Off Stakes in Rare Earth MinerThe company is developing the Browns Range Heavy Rare Earths Project in Western Australia, a source of dysprosium and terbium.Mark Us Preferred on GoogleAlfred Bui7/8/2026|Updated: 7/8/20260:00Six Chinese-linked companies and individuals have refused to comply with Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ order to divest their stakes in a Perth-based rare earth mining company.On May 17, Chalmers issued the o
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