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How veteran engineering firm left oil and gas for data centres and power grids

How veteran engineering firm left oil and gas for data centres and power grids

Pro-Government The Straits Times
Owner: Ong Beng Seng & Singaporean Government
Sensational scenes at the Australian Open's 'party court' as umpire desperately tries to get crowd under control

Sensational scenes at the Australian Open's 'party court' as umpire desperately tries to get crowd under control

Right-wing Daily Mail
Owner: Jonathan Harmsworth

Planned closure of Australia's largest coal-fired power plant delayed to 2029

Update on Australia’s largest coal plant

Update on Australia’s largest coal plant

CEFC backs new QIC infrastructure investment to accelerate energy transition

CEFC backs new QIC infrastructure investment to accelerate energy transition

CALL FOR SPONSORS AND SPEAKERS: 2026 NATIONAL MANUFACTURING SUMMIT TO SPOTLIGHT AUSTRALIA’S DEFENCE ADVANTAGE

CALL FOR SPONSORS AND SPEAKERS: 2026 NATIONAL MANUFACTURING SUMMIT TO SPOTLIGHT AUSTRALIA’S DEFENCE ADVANTAGE

Defending champion Madison Keys trails early but advances to the 2nd round at the Australian Open

Defending champion Madison Keys trails early but advances to the 2nd round at the Australian Open

Defending champ Madison Keys trails early but advances at Australian Open

Defending champ Madison Keys trails early but advances at Australian Open

Neutral Sportsnet
Owner: Rogers Family
Why isn’t Trump targeting Australia with tariffs?

Why isn’t Trump targeting Australia with tariffs?

Indeterminate Fat Tail Daily
Owner: Fat Tail Investment Research Pty Ltd.

Planned closure of Australia's largest coal-fired power plant delayed to 2029

Update on Australia’s largest coal plant

Update on Australia’s largest coal plant

CEFC backs new QIC infrastructure investment to accelerate energy transition

CEFC backs new QIC infrastructure investment to accelerate energy transition

CALL FOR SPONSORS AND SPEAKERS: 2026 NATIONAL MANUFACTURING SUMMIT TO SPOTLIGHT AUSTRALIA’S DEFENCE ADVANTAGE

CALL FOR SPONSORS AND SPEAKERS: 2026 NATIONAL MANUFACTURING SUMMIT TO SPOTLIGHT AUSTRALIA’S DEFENCE ADVANTAGE

Defending champion Madison Keys trails early but advances to the 2nd round at the Australian Open

Defending champion Madison Keys trails early but advances to the 2nd round at the Australian Open

Defending champ Madison Keys trails early but advances at Australian Open

Defending champ Madison Keys trails early but advances at Australian Open

Why isn’t Trump targeting Australia with tariffs?

Why isn’t Trump targeting Australia with tariffs?

How veteran engineering firm left oil and gas for data centres and power grids

How veteran engineering firm left oil and gas for data centres and power grids

Sensational scenes at the Australian Open's 'party court' as umpire desperately tries to get crowd under control

Sensational scenes at the Australian Open's 'party court' as umpire desperately tries to get crowd under control

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Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australian-first credibility guide to support businesses in new era of climate reporting

Australian-first credibility guide to support businesses in new era of climate reporting

Australia’s Net Zero Economy Authority enshrined in law

Australia’s Net Zero Economy Authority enshrined in law

Australian federal and state governments pick up pace on renewables, transport and industry emissions, latest analysis shows

Australian federal and state governments pick up pace on renewables, transport and industry emissions, latest analysis shows

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australian-first credibility guide to support businesses in new era of climate reporting

Australian-first credibility guide to support businesses in new era of climate reporting

Australia’s Net Zero Economy Authority enshrined in law

Australia’s Net Zero Economy Authority enshrined in law

Australian federal and state governments pick up pace on renewables, transport and industry emissions, latest analysis shows

Australian federal and state governments pick up pace on renewables, transport and industry emissions, latest analysis shows

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

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