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Trinasolar has successfully begun commercial operations at a new agri-voltaic solar project in Japan that combines solar modules with a yam crop that thrives in the shade.

A fairly solid session for Asian share markets although Chinese shares and their Australian satellites are trying hard to get back on track. Other equity markets are reflecting the somewhat mixed mood on Wall Street as oscillations around the Fed’s rate cut agenda is pushing USD around again. This time King Dollar is losing ground

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It’s just not going to plan in China. Stimulus has turned shrinkulus: China’s broad budget expenditure contracted and income from land sales for local governments fell at a record pace, a sign of fiscal weakness that may further increase calls on Beijing to add stimulus to support the $17 trillion economy. The combined spending in

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WA's parliamentary inquiry into domestic gas supply has failed to look at solutions that could help manage its shortage problem and reduce emissions. 

Mirvac’s development head, Stuart Penklis, has called for more immigration of skilled tradespeople: “We have been advocates of looking at skilled construction labour complementing the labour that we have here in the country to assist in delivering the workbook and future housing”, Penklis told The AFR. “It continues to be extremely challenging, particularly as we

The “Stats Guy” Simon Kuestenmacher is a renowned immigration lobbyist. For years he has pumped out propaganda supporting a Big Australia. Late last year, Kuestenmacher celebrated Australia’s “business model”, which he claimed relies on maintaining a mass immigration policy to generate wealth and prosperity: In Australia we create wealth by doing four things very well:

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Indigenous Business Australia Media Release Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) launched its first Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wellbeing at the centre of consideration – wellbeing of Country, culture and community. IBA launch 1st ESG strategy with wellbeing at the centre of consideration. Seeks to move beyond compliance and…

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I have no reason for sharing this other than my utter enjoyment of it.

ALL OVER THE WORLD, THERE ARE BRIGADES OF PSEUDO-SCIENTISTS (POLITICO-ECONOMIC BS ARTISTS) ANTI-SCIENCES THAT EMPLOY THEMSELVES (OR POSSIBLY ON BEHALF OF THE FOSSIL FUEL INDUSTRIES) TO DEBUNK ANY SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH WITH DISTORTED INFORMATION....

SUCH IS THIS FELLOW ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING, PATRICE GIBERTIE... DOING A SHIT JOB LIKE THE HEARTLAND INSTITUTE....

Patrice Gibertie

It’s all a bit “pennis in front of the steamroller” for me right now but I will buy the next dip. Goldman’s Scott Rubner has been very good lately. The pain trade for equities is higher into mid-September after the green light was given on Friday to re-lever. Everyone is going back to the pool. US

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