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Record number of household clean energy installs - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Rooftop solar system installs are up 35 per cent year-on year and there's been a 52 per cent increase in home batteries in the first six months of this year. The surge comes as electric vehicle sales rose dramatically as household look to take charge of their household bills amid cost-of-living pressures and the war in the Middle East continues. Featured: Chris O'Keefe, Clean Energy Council spokesman The fifth year of bi-annual reporting by the Clean Energy Council found rooftop solar system ins
Fuel excise ends as EV sales soar - ABC listen (opens the original)
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For the first time, electric vehicle sales have made up nearly half of all car sales. In the three months to June 30 over 49 per cent of all cars sold were a hybrid or electric. The spike comes as conflict in the Middle East shows no signs of ending, and the federal government's fuel discount is removed. Featured: Mohammed, Melbourne electric vehicle ownerSaul Kovanic, MST Financial head of energy researchKristy McBain, emergency services ministerJane Hume, Opposition deputy leader Drivers can e
Experts argue suppression orders hurt open justice - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Legal experts and journalists are worried about the number of suppression orders being used to keep the public from learning the identities of high-profile people accused of serious crimes. Featured: Michael Bachelard, senior writer at The Age and president of the Melbourne Press Club Dr Brianna Chesser, criminal lawyer and associate professor at RMIT University Associate Professor Jason Bosland, University of Melbourne Legal experts and journalists are sounding the alarm about the use of suppre
Attitudes to clean energy transition stagnating - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The latest Clean Energy Solutions Index found overall approval for the transition rose by one point over the past year. The score of 61 out of 100 is below what the lead researcher believes is needed to end the climate wars. The findings presented to the nation's clean energy summit this week reveal political and industry messaging is leading backers of the transition thinking they are in the minority. Featured: Dr Rebecca Huntley, 89 Degrees East director of researchTony Wood, Grattan Institute
Calls for national approach to teacher shortages - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Public school teachers across many Australian states are urging their governments to address falling staff numbers and alleviate workloads, or risk more strikes. For a second time this year, Victorian educators have taken industrial action after rejecting an almost 30 per cent pay rise and following similar strikes in Tasmania, Queensland, and the ACT. One expert is calling for a national conversation to address the sustainability of the profession. Featured: Rohan Barry, Wodonga Senior Secondar
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