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‘We want to resolve the Neg but it can’t all be one way,’ Victorian energy minister says as Frydenberg stands ground

With a make-or-break set of meetings on the Turnbull government’s national energy guarantee kicking off, Katharine Murphy talks to Ken Baldwin, the director of the energy change institute at the Australian National University...

Former prime minister says it’s not true that the Coalition party room has given the policy the green light

Exclusive: Lily D’Ambrosio tells federal environment counterpart getting target legislated will help states sign up

Survey comes as Victoria and Queensland urged to block national energy guarantee and business groups call for deal to be approved

New modelling forecasts Labor’s 45% target will force down Australian prices but government’s 26% will not

A new subsidy would ‘destroy any chance of the government attracting broad support’

The NT government has lifted its fracking moratorium despite fierce opposition, reflecting the war of attrition being waged by gas companies

Market shift to renewables means scheme’s economic case stacks up, senators told

Victoria’s energy minister warns Canberra ‘we’ve got thresholds’ ahead of meeting on proposed national energy guarantee • Sign up to receive the top stories every morning

Research says additional 9,271MW of wind and solar required to deliver the Neg emissions reduction target

Premier Steven Marshall has vowed to end Labor’s energy ‘experiments’, but a sector full of momentum is just one obstacle he faces

Outgoing premier says he will stay on the backbench and is not interested in going to Canberra

‘Labor does not rip up contracts, and we don’t create sovereign risk,’ leader says, in cooling of recent comments

Activists seize upon Labor’s contradictory messages on Queensland coalmine in battle for inner-city Melbourne