As a part of my work on the Adani mine-rail-port project, I’ve been providing economic input to a project with Kristen Lyons and Morgan Brigg at UQ aimed at supporting the Wangan and Jagalingou Traditional Owners Family Council (W&J) in their attempts to assert control over their traditional land.
Vector wins tender with LG Chem battery storage, which grid operator says will allow significant increase in solar capacity in Alice Springs and a payback in 4 years.
Vector wins tender with LG Chem battery storage, which allow significant increase in solar capacity in Alice Springs and a payback in 4 years.
By Warwick O’Neill Unlike a lot of people who follow the political and media ramblings of this country I like to ensure that I’m informed about issues from as many perspectives as possible. I don’t just stick to the tried and trusted papers and sites which comfortingly reaffirm my point of view and lead me…
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by Chris Becker Hot money continues to wind out of long oil and into Yen and other safe havens like gold, sending Japanese stocks down while Chinese and Aussie (but I repeat myself) stocks initially rallied. Stock futures for the US and European markets are flat alongside currencies however. In mainland China the Shanghai Composite
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Economist Peter Abelson has dropped a bomb on Sydney’s madly expensive land market, asserting the usual demand and supply equations have little influence on prices while major positive benefits are available from ending Stamp Duty and using land tax. His views only came to light after journalist Adam Creighton used FOI to prise his report […]
Cat meet pigeons: Australia’s big four banks plus Macquarie will be hit with a new state-based version of the major bank levy which will reap $370 million over the next four years for the South Australia Government as it ramps up spending on infrastructure in a struggling economy. South Australian Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis said the
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Tritium partners with Stromnetz Hamburg GmbH to adapt its fast charger for Hamburg’s inner-city environment.
Queensland University of Technology will work with the University of Nevada to collaborate on driverless vehicle technology.
Citi has given Dominoes a huge serve today: Initiating coverage with Sell — We initiate coverage on Domino’s Pizza with a Sell rating and $45.50 target price. We expect the PE multiple to de-rate to 23x as sales and earnings growth slows. Domino’s has taken its share of the profit pool as far it
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Australia's only geothermal power supply is to finally get its long awaited upgrade.
By Christopher Kennedy It does not surprise me that young doctors have mental problems at twice the rate of the general population. It was only one hundred and twenty years ago that doctors figured out what the heart did. Two hundred years ago they were also the town barber and surgeon. They had no idea.…
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Dalian soft today which makes sense since its outlook is getting worse not better: But the technical action is enough to have reversed some of yesterday’s losses in Big Iron: Big Gas stinks of false hope today as it rises a little: Oil going sub-$40 in my view… Which means Big Gold is a buy
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Climate risks are either not understood or wilfully ignored at leadership level in Australia, a profound failure of imagination, and far worse than that which triggered the GFC in 2008.