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Under Greens policy, it would no longer be legal to dig, burn or ship thermal coal by 2030

Aquisition is an expensive business whether your target is new customers or swing voters

Carbon emissions from nation’s largest LNG development were meant to be captured. More than two years on, the storage still hasn’t started

Labor and Greens say cancellation of projects shows policy should be abandoned

Firms question if government has the right to use so-called ‘big stick’ powers of divestiture as it races to try to lower prices before an election

Labor’s solar rebate for renters; Liberals not contesting Richmond, and the dangers of shearing shed press conferences

Katharine Murphy talks to Kelly O’Shanassy, chief executive of the Australian Conservation Foundation, about why the next federal election will be a poll on climate change...

More than 30 CEOS invited to talks as Coalition intent on regulatory changes

Report says high prices have pushed global energy markets more quickly towards cheaper and cleaner alternatives

Steven Skala flags potential asset recycling to ensure there is ‘no significant constraint’ on investment capacity

Exclusive: IPA’s John Roskam says government should ‘stop all subsidies to coal, wind and anything else’

‘Sometimes you just have to suck it up,’ former deputy PM tells ousted Liberal leader. This blog is now closed. • Media briefed on possible Israel embassy move before defence review • Khashoggi killing: Australia...

Federal opposition calls it ‘an extraordinary waste of taxpayers’ money’ and issues warning to energy sector

Australia’s first female prime minister has described what sort of story she wanted her portrait to tell. All the day’s events, live

The Coalition maintains new coal-fired power stations could form part of Australia’s future energy plan. All the day’s events, live