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- Sep 30, 2026
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Massive coal mine extension gets go-ahead in NSW (opens the original)
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NSW’s planning body has approved the extension of major coal mine operations in the Hunter Valley in a move lauded as saving 1500 jobs by the Minns Labor government and industry, but derided by environmental groups. The NSW Independent Planning Commission acknowledged in its approval on Wednesday that the 19-year extension of Yancoal and Glencore’s Hunter Valley Operations would generate more than 800 million tonnes of greenhouse gas, but said this could be mitigated by conditions it would impos
WA energy minister heads for Japan to quell gas reserve anxiety (opens the original)
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Western Australia will dispatch its energy minister to Japan this week in a bid to quell anxiety among major LNG customers over the federal government’s planned gas reservation scheme. The Albanese government’s move to shore up local energy supply by implementing a reservation scheme, which will set aside up to 20 per cent of export gas for domestic use, has stoked concerns among Asian trading partners reliant on Australian LNG. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
The new numbers behind Fortescue’s push for tax overhaul (opens the original)
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Western Australia’s push for big miners to develop shared energy infrastructure across the Pilbara would save the industry more than $4 billion, but federal diesel tax rebates are undermining the state’s decarbonisation progress. A report commissioned by Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue estimates an overhaul of the diesel fuel credit system by the Albanese government would provide $7.1 billion of economic benefit to WA and accelerate industry-wide adoption of electric mining vehicles by up to six year
Billionaire backer drops in on Austal shipyards amid $1.9b bidding war (opens the original)
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Fortescue executive chairman Andrew Forrest has toured Austal’s major shipyard in Alabama as the mining magnate assesses whether to support one of two bids for the company where he is the largest shareholder. Forrest and his estranged wife Nicola Forrest own 19.3 per cent of Austal through their Tattarang private investment vehicle, making them kingmakers in deciding on which of the two proposals proceed. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
‘She’s backed by Australia’s richest person’: Hastie won’t sue Hanson (opens the original)
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Senior Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has ramped up his attack on Pauline Hanson and One Nation, insisting he has the strong support of his party colleagues in a fight that threatens to draw the ire of billionaire Gina Rinehart. Hastie called Hanson a “coward” this week after a cartoon was shared on her social media platforms that labelled him a traitor, and said One Nation did not have the moral authority to pass judgement on Australian veterans. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when y
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