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Most productive NSW agricultural shire counts hundreds of millions of dollars in crop losses

Most productive NSW agricultural shire counts hundreds of millions of dollars in crop losses Crops on the verge of harvest have been wiped out.(Supplied: Rabbit Hop Films) New South Wales’s peak farming body says the damage bill for wheat losses alone in the state’s flood-hit north-west will surpass $150 million. Key points: Fourth-worst flood in […]

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Most productive NSW agricultural shire counts hundreds of millions of dollars in crop losses

Most productive NSW agricultural shire counts hundreds of millions of dollars in crop losses Crops on the verge of harvest have been wiped out.(Supplied: Rabbit Hop Films) New South Wales’s peak farming body says the damage bill for wheat losses alone in the state’s flood-hit north-west will surpass $150 million. Key points: Fourth-worst flood in […]

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Simple answer is we can’t do renewable energy the way it is being ‘planned’

Simple answer is we can’t do renewable energy the way it is being ‘planned’

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Grid renewal generates billion-dollar shock as costs of energy transition become clear

Grid renewal generates billion-dollar shock as costs of energy transition become clear Consumers are looking at a major increase in spending on power networks across Australia.(ABC News: Hugh Hogan) Australian consumers have been told to brace for big hikes in their power bills after a watchdog revealed the true costs of overhauling the grid to […]

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Australia invokes emergency powers to block coal exports in energy crisis

Australia invokes emergency powers to block coal exports in energy crisis Authorities permitted to keep supplies, if needed, after consumers told to turn off the lights Australian authorities have given themselves the power to block coal exports if the resource is needed to ease the country’s crippling power crisis in the latest measure taken to […]

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Australia’s Energy Crisis Worsens As Gov’t Ask People To Keep Lights Off To Avert Blackouts

Australia’s Energy Crisis Worsens As Gov’t Ask People To Keep Lights Off To Avert Blackouts Australia’s energy minister asked Sydney and the New South Wales (eastern part of the country) residents to turn off lights and energy-intensive appliances in the evening to prevent power blackouts due to an ongoing energy crunch, The Independent reports. The federal energy […]

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Not Enough Renewables: Minister Blames Australian Electricity Shortage on Lack of Green Energy

Chris Bowen, Labor Party’s minister for energy and climate change, speaks to media during a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, on June 16, 2022. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch) AUSTRALIA Not Enough Renewables: Minister Blames Australian Electricity Shortage on Lack of Green Energy Energy Minister Chris Bowen has blamed Australia’s current electricity shortage on a supposed […]

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Thousands of Homes in Sydney Plunged Into Darkness As Energy Shortage Plagues Australia

A stock image of an electricity tower going through a rural property in Sydney, Tuesday, October 17, 2017. (AAP Image/Brendan Esposito) AUSTRALIA Thousands of Homes in Sydney Plunged Into Darkness As Energy Shortage Plagues Australia Thousands of homes on Australia’s east coast were plunged into darkness on Monday as electricity suppliers struggled to meet demand […]

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Why did gas prices go from $10 a gigajoule to $800 a gigajoule? An expert on the energy crisis engulfing Australia

Why did gas prices go from $10 a gigajoule to $800 a gigajoule? An expert on the energy crisis engulfing Australia Australia’s east coast has been plunged into an energy crisis just as winter takes hold, which will see many people struggle to heat their homes due to soaring gas bills. Meanwhile, Origin Energy this […]

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Australian fuel import bill going sky-high

Australian fuel import bill going sky-high In March 2022 Australia’s petroleum product imports have reached almost AU$ 4 bn per month, an increase of 70% compared to December 2019. Fig 1: Petroleum product imports by volume (black lines) and value (brown line) Fig 2: Australian dollar to US$ exchange rate The Australian Dollar was also […]

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Digging In: Why powering a green future means more mines

Digging In: Why powering a green future means more mines “It’s absolutely ironic. But to save the planet, we are going to need more mines.”  Government geoscientist Around Australia new mining operations are being established and old sites, shuttered decades ago, are being brought back to life.  These miners aren’t digging for coal or gold, […]

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Australia Shocks With Bigger Than Expected Rate Hike, As Lowe Admits Embarrassment At Being So Wrong

Australia Shocks With Bigger Than Expected Rate Hike, As Lowe Admits Embarrassment At Being So Wrong In our preview of what was expected to be Australia’s first rate hike since 2010, we said that consensus expects a 15bps rate hike to 0.25%, with a handful of bank still expecting a hold (including CBA, Goldman and […]

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Tens of Thousands of Australians Evacuated, Hundreds Missing as ‘Unprecedented’ Flooding Hits East Coast

Flooding occurs in the town of Lismore, northeastern New South Wales, Australia, on Feb. 28, 2022. (AAP Image/Jason O’Brien) Tens of Thousands of Australians Evacuated, Hundreds Missing as ‘Unprecedented’ Flooding Hits East Coast New South Wales (NSW) residents are bracing for unprecedented floods across the east coast, with thousands of residents under evacuation orders and […]

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Post collapse, just what will we eat…..?

Post collapse, just what will we eat…..? Further to my post where I explained how Australia’s poor soils are largely incapable of growing much more than meat, this article landed in my news feed… Here’s a list of what Australian farmers produce: Each year, on average each Australian farmer feeds 600 people. Agriculture powers 1.6 million Australian jobs. Australian […]

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Australia’s Government Is From the Dark Ages

Australia’s Government Is From the Dark Ages On July 27, 1656, senior leaders of the Jewish community in Amsterdam issued a writ of cherem— the Hebrew term for expulsion and excommunication. Their target was a young, 23-year old Dutch/Portuguese intellectual named Baruch Spinoza, himself a Jew, whose dangerous crime was questioning the unquestionable teachings of […]

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