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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

Audrey Zibelman says market has reached ‘inflection point’ and decision must be made on whether to have single, national market or five state markets

‘Good old days’ of low gas prices long gone making role as ‘transition fuel’ unfeasible, Grattan Institute reports

Joel Fitzgibbon’s resignation from Labor’s frontbench has concentrated minds on transition in the Hunter region, but solid plans remain elusive

The Asian Renewable Energy Hub would have an energy content equivalent to 40% of Australia’s overall electricity generation

Scott Morrison has resisted a call to action from the UK – but the US would be hard to ignore

Pandemic should be ‘catalyst for change’, warns Blueprint Institute, which has close ties with former Liberals including Christopher Pyne

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

Labor MPs told gas power is a necessary part of the transition to renewables

Intervention by ‘economically rational Liberal’ comes as Anthony Albanese hedges on 2030 emissions targets

The license will allow gas and oil exploration off the coastline between Sydney and Newcastle

Party leader confirms he will consider dumping Coalition’s third round of tax cuts

Modelling shows moving towards a net zero emissions economy would unlock financial prospects in sectors including renewables and manufacturing

The Guardian is prioritising the environment both in editorial and commercial decisions. We know the situation is dire but that the worst can yet be averted

PM says Matt Kean is ‘out of step with his own government’, adding ‘if you are not for gas, you are not for manufacturing jobs’