CQ Today – Claims test patience
This week the CSIRO released yet another report about the comparative costs of different electricity types. The first line on the CSIRO’s web page announcing […]
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Courier Mail – The more we install ‘cheaper’ energy sources, the more our bills go up
In the 1960s the CSIRO advised the Federal Government to not allow the export of coal to Japan because Australia’s coal reserves were just one-third
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CQ Today – Self-inflicted energy poverty
Last week as Sydney faced the prospect of large-scale blackouts, the Premier, Chris Minns, told people that “Solar production in the energy market starts to
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CQ Today – Bill reaction causes impacts
Ronald Reagan once quipped that the most terrifying words in the English language were that “I’m from the government and I’m here to help.” This
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Courier Mail – Australia’s social media ban for under-16s needs more scrutiny
No one disputes that social media can harm young people. Almost everyone supports some restrictions on the use of social media by young people. There
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BILLS – Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024 – IN COMMITTEE
I think from the debate it’s very clear that we are not sure yet whether this hasty, blunt attempt will do anything to reduce the
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