A federal parliamentary inquiry has called for financial compensation for residents affected by PFAS contamination.

Unions say they are being inappropriately blocked from political campaigning in NSW.

Victorian inspectors are focusing on the risk of falls during construction work over the festive season.

Adani is rushing ahead on its Carmichael mine plans, but may soon be forced to wait.

Australia’s main grids are on track to get three-quarters of their electricity from renewables by 2030.

The business sector wants the Federal Government to abandon its “big stick” approach to energy legislation.

Scientists have uncovered a new way to find dysprosium – a key element for a range of cutting-edge technologies.

The Federal Government is moving forward on its anti-slavery bill.

A bill to set up the ACT’s new integrity commission has been tabled.

The Glamorgan Spring Bay Council has back a controversial tourism development.

Western Australia has lifted most of its fracking ban.

The Federal Government says it is working on its own anti-corruption watchdog.

An industry report says Australia faces a shortage of skilled rail workers, which could delay and blow out the costs of projects.

The Morrison government is set to introduce its ‘big stick’ for energy companies within this fortnight.

Australian-led research has found air pollution may increase the risk of intellectual disabilities in kids.

The Federal Government has blocked a $13 billion bid for the bulk of Australia's gas networks.

A major NBN supplier has been targeted by a $400 million class action.

A near-$7 billion mega-mine in Queensland's Galilee Basin has come a step closer to reality.

The Prime Minister appears to have dashed the hopes of Australian businesses calling for bipartisan support on energy policy.

Australia has made its first commercial rocket launch with a craft sent skyward from rural Queensland.

Bill Shorten says Adani's proposed coal mine in Queensland would not worsen national greenhouse gas emissions.

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