Gina Rinehart assists in News Corp’s climate flip-flopping
News Corp and Gina Rinehart’s nation-crossing Bush Summit wraps up on Monday in Darwin, after a fortnight of rabble-rousing.
News Corp and Gina Rinehart’s nation-crossing Bush Summit wraps up on Monday in Darwin, after a fortnight of rabble-rousing.
A Labor scheme designed to turbocharge green energy projects to meet net zero has handed tenders to a Malaysian oil giant, a Chinese solar company and one of the biggest polluters on the planet.
Big numbers of Australians are fed up with government, worried about the direction our country is taking and looking for sensible leadership that appreciates our country’s enduring strengths and doesn’t want to change them.
Billionaire Gina Rinehart has told a gathering in Wagga that net zero, excessive regulation and high taxes have has hurt the mining sector and that ordinary Australians will bear the consequences
Ballarat’s CBD has come to a standstill, and protesters have blocked Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan’s exit from Civic Hall with climate change activists, emergency services and transmission line protestors all flooding the precinct for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s visit to the city.
Sirens blared past Ballarat Civic Hall on Friday morning as CFA vehicles protested the state government’s emergency services levy.
Today, far too many rural and regional communities in Australia are struggling under policies that threaten our vital agriculture and resource sectors. This is particularly so in Victoria.
This is why the Bush Summit being held in Ballarat on Friday is so important.
