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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

Labor leader’s comments come during visit to Queensland and follow CFMEU’s warning that ALP’s blocking of Carmichael mine would open divisive debate

Tanya Plibersek rejects Jeyakumar Janakaraj’s claim Bill Shorten casting doubt on future foreign investment

‘Virtual’ power plant will cut bills, premier says, as Turnbull attacks renewable policy at Liberal campaign launch

Activists target Aurizon after Palaszczuk refuses to rule out vetoing freight company’s application for Naif funding to build rail line

Labor says emissions projections ‘shocking’ as Greens accuse Malcolm Turnbull’s government of ‘shifting the goalposts’

Jay Weatherill says South Australia opposed to policy in current form and ACT ‘very concerned’ before energy meeting

Jay Weatherill says Tesla has finished installing powerpacks and 100-megawatt battery will now be energised and tested

Since environmentalists support renewable energy, conservatives must oppose it. But they are delaying the inevitable

The UK and Canada are far from democratic wonderlands. But within their limits, they demonstrate how to commit to phasing out coal in the short term