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Existential angst and confused politics on a 1,000km stretch from Bundaberg to Townsville

Environmental and aid groups, business organisations and left and right-wing activists are campaigning for votes in the Australian election

ACCC alleges price comparison website recommended retailers who paid it higher commissions, rather than the best value

With demand set to rise across the world, Australia is set to become a global primary producer of hydrogen

With demand set to rise across the world, Australia is set to become a global primary producer of hydrogen

Shadow climate change minister reiterates opposition to Adani mine, saying no ‘case for opening up new thermal coal mine’

Environment minister lobbied on behalf of Delta Electricity’s chair Trevor St Baker after decision to block government support

Australia’s top export market for thermal coal gives further signs of dramatic energy pivot to renewables

Australia has not set efficiency standards, despite years of talking, in contrast to China, India, Japan, US and EU

A plan to generate enough wind power for 200,000 homes hints at a coal valley’s clean energy future

Land-clearing and vehicle pollution measures also expected in opposition’s final election offering on climate

Report finds rise in solar and wind generation almost eclipsed capacity lost when Hazelwood power station closed

The prime minister does not have the qualifications to make the decision on electricity infrastructure projects

Nationals MPs have demanded action to underwrite new energy generation before the election

Action group Market Forces urges shareholders to divest holdings in 22 ‘uninvestables’