Stephen Anthony: We’re pushing power uphill in the transition
Australia’s energy debate can feel like the fate of Sisyphus: An endless push uphill, only to slide back again, writes Stephen Anthony.
Australia’s energy debate can feel like the fate of Sisyphus: An endless push uphill, only to slide back again, writes Stephen Anthony.
One red meat leader said the government was “using industry as a piggy bank” as it reveals its export cost recovery plan.
Australia is on the brink of a great solar panel age-out.
THE diesel fuel rebate is emerging as a growing pressure point for the agricultural sector in 2026 following renewed public scrutiny of the scheme last year.
Last week, a new report by the Institute for Economic Affairs argued that the cost of transitioning to net zero could be billions – even trillions – more than some government forecasts.
The WA Cook Labor government is preparing to adopt contentious rules which could prevent farmers from building a dwelling on their own land if it is deemed too close to their neighbour’s wind turbine, as the West Australian wheatbelt becomes the next frontier for renewable energy companies.
Your electricity bill reveals a stark political divide: Red-state residents pay less, while blue states gouge their citizens and businesses with exorbitant electric rates.
Looking forward to another year of growth and good work together. 🎉
Reflect. Respect. Celebrate. in the city at the 2026 Hancock Prospecting Australia Day.
