Archived News for Industry Professionals
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is preparing to introduce price caps on coal and gas.
IR bill passes
Labor's centrepiece industrial relations laws have passed the parliament after hours of late-night debate.
Santos' Tiwi appeal fails
Gas giant Santos has lost its appeal against Tiwi Islands traditional owners.
Big fine for quarry crush
Two South Australian companies have been fined almost $500,000 over the death of a worker in 2020.
IR support secured
The Albanese government’s IR laws are set to pass parliament after a deal with the crossbench.
Mining focus reviewed
Researchers have reviewed the safety focus of major Australian mining companies...
AGL speeds gas closure
AGL has announced plans to close its Torrens Island 'B' gas power station nearly a decade early.
Coal claims defended
Local MPs are rushing to defend the coal industry against claims of fudged numbers.
EV bill passes Senate
A bill to cut the costs of electric vehicles for employers has passed through the Senate.
Japan joins lobby's line
A Japanese ambassador has joined the campaign against Queensland coal royalty hike.
State settles PCH fight
The WA Government has reached a confidential settlement over a $300 million Perth Children's Hospital lawsuit.
US bill could harm local goals
Investors say a new US law could crush Australia’s hydrogen superpower dreams.
State stacks miners' money
The WA Government is setting up a high-value community investment trust funded by the booming mining sector.
Green cop plans continue
The Federal Government is preparing to launch a tough new national Environment Protection Agency (EPA).
Air issues block gold
A large Australian gold mine has failed an air quality audit and had its expansion approval revoked.
State creates powerful body
The NSW Government has launched the ‘Reconstruction Authority’, dedicated to natural disaster management.
Unions linked to wage growth
New analysis has linked stronger wages growth to enterprise agreements and unions.
Wilkie slams coal claims
A federal MP has accused coal exporters of using faked reports on the cleanliness of their coal.
WTO urges hydrogen shift
The World Trade Organisation wants Australia to focus on green hydrogen and cut its coal habit.