Two of the five Australian banks remaining in the Net Zero Bank Alliance are sending mixed signals about their future involvement after Macquarie pulled out.

Asian share markets are much more positive in today’s session with shares continuing to rebound in Hong Kong rebounding while local markets are dead flat. Last night’s US CPI print is seeing currency markets move every which way as they also navigate more tariff volatility with Yen firming while the Australian dollar is holding strong

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NSW agrees deal for crown land to be used for massive wind and battery storage project in south-west of state.

A move by the Northern Territory government to strip two environmental groups of funding and push through sweeping reforms to expand fossil fuel extraction is a sign of what’s t

At the 2010 Australian federal election, the Julia Gillard-led Labor Party won a second term after Labor formed a minority government with the support of three independent MPs and one Australian Greens MP. Labor and the Coalition each won 72 seats in the 150-seat House of Representatives, four short of the requirement for a majority

The parliament of the energy superidiot is trying to proof itself against Peter Dutton. So it should. Dutton appears so captured by the East Coast gas cartel that, right now, he is a greater national security risk than China. Today’s news is typical. A deal between the government and the Greens to try and stop