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Labor presses Coalition to explain what it knows about delays as pricing agency says Beijing appears to be ‘singling out’ Australian imports

Australia’s foreign minister says ‘it’s a matter for those countries’ after being questioned on the matter five times by Penny Wong

We need to discuss how communities and workers in the coal sector will cope with China’s push for self-sufficiency

Atlassian billionaire tells Q+A panel China’s move to become carbon neutral by 2060 spells doom for Australia’s coal and gas production

Country will need to kick addiction to coal and build eye-watering amount of wind and solar capacity

Country will need to kick addiction to coal and build eye-watering amount of wind and solar capacity

Two companies granted permission to clear land at Hwange national park, home to cheetahs, elephants and rhinos

Vast majority of world’s electricity companies remain heavily invested in fossil fuels

David Littleproud said reports that coal shipments had been cancelled would not ‘disrupt our exports’ and was not retaliatory

Michael McCormack says trade minister and diplomats are trying to fix the issue

The pandemic reminds me of a different invisible enemy. Once again, coordinated action is the only effective response

Futaba to reopen for start of Olympic torch relay after being deserted for nine years

Japan aims to power region, scene of 2011 meltdown, with 100% renewable energy by 2040

Greenpeace calls for fresh monitoring of region where nuclear disaster occurred

Plants will close during coldest months in a bid to reduce high levels of fine dust particles