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Progressive female independents hold three once-safe Liberal seats. Their victories are templates for further change

Energy minister outlines framework for $18bn taxpayer-funded investment in low-carbon technologies, as former PM labels policy ‘crazy’

The federal government’s increasingly desperate and ideological energy market interventions are costing us all

Some in the government do want to shift on climate policy, but it remains to be seen whether they have the guts

The lies of the climate deniers have to be rejected. This is a time for truth telling, not obfuscation and gaslighting, writes former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull

The lies of the climate deniers have to be rejected. This is a time for truth telling, not obfuscation and gaslighting

They have an option through the Coag route to pursue the Neg even if Angus Taylor refuses to play ball

Australian Industry Group says an emissions reduction obligation in national policy is ‘vastly superior’ to separate state schemes

Snowy Hydro board approves expansion of scheme to add 2,000MW of new generation capacity

Early draft said cost of Labor’s proposal to keep national energy guarantee with 45% target ‘may not be as high as it would appear’

‘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...

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

Climate change denial is at the root of the half-baked policies and outright wrecking that have blighted the past decade

The PM had seemed to recognise that you can’t have an energy policy without a plan to cut emissions. No longer