Category Archives: Events local

Will ScoMo agenda for G20 include scrapping tax write offs for shonky loans to/from transnationals? But imagine how much money they save us, as they pay our political parties, to privatise more and shrink the size of always inefficient government … Continue reading →

Assets previously owned by SECV, Gas and Fuel etc, Energy Australia paid $0 tax in last 4 years. Expect they’re generous enough in donations to help privatise government. Wasn’t democracy an interesting experiment? TheNewDaily

Now that political donations are unlimited, as well as being anonymous, the 1% of 1% of population have bought themselves never ending tax reductions and exemptions. More importantly, with Supreme Court now swung to far right, latest news is that … Continue reading →

Minister Angus Taylor – COALition scare campaign just too silly for words: RenewEconomy

Curious set of not so beautiful numbers from Australia Bureau of Stats: EMISSIONS BY SECTOR Different sectors of the economy, and human activities, contribute to the release and capture of greenhouse gas emissions, and the removal of such emissions in … Continue reading →

Looks like all care with just a tiny smidge of responsibility. But makes you wonder how much of rest of taxpayer $2.5Billion is propping up shonky deals. TheGuardian

Of the proposed pipeline of coal power projects in Japan in 2015, figures from the Global Coal Plant tracker show three-quarters are now unlikely to proceed.…If Australia doesn’t understand that, if we as the exporter fail to transition our economy, … Continue reading →

As Earth warms under increasing greenhouse gas emissions, temperatures have risen more quickly in the Arctic than rest of the world. But particles emitted as fossil fuels are burned mask a lot of that warming. Without them, the temperature rise … Continue reading →

They say that lightning never strikes twice. But on August 25 last year a single lightning strike managed to take out two major circuits on the main transmission line linking NSW and Queensland. The impact was almost immediate, and felt … Continue reading →

Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, has decided to “sell.” They have announced plans to divest from 134 oil and gas exploration and production companies held in its US$1 trillion investment fund. more at … Continue reading →