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Asian share markets are slumping across the board as confidence evaporates from risk markets due to continued selloffs on Wall Street as bond markets rally in fear of US recessions and the new global trade war. The USD is firming up against some of the majors with the Australian dollar still falling back, about to

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The network lobby is arguing that we must wait for the grid to build out renewables and decarbonise before doing anything about gas demand. It's nonsense.

Below is a brilliant guest post by Misha Saul, examining how immigration bureaucrats like Abul Rizvi have damaged Australia through excessive immigration levels. I recommend reading Misha Saul’s article alongside my latest critique of Abul Rizvi’s spurious arguments justifying mass immigration. Australia’s Rule by Bureaucrat How the technocrats lost control over Australia’s borders [T]he characteristic

A contested South Australia wind project gets planning approval for a new design that slashes turbine numbers in favour of taller and more powerful machines.