China is installing the wind and solar equivalent of five large nuclear power stations per week: buff.ly/3Y2Mz7f We have the solutions. It's time China and everyone else to unplug the fossil fuel machine and implement them. #ActOnClimate

So kids in Australia under the age of 16 can consent to using puberty blockers Aslong as they’re declared a ‘mature minor’ but won’t be able to access social media because of the potential harm it can cause them. Do you see how screwed up our country is becoming? Puberty

HOW TO SPOT PSEUDOSCIENCE Note that, 1) the graph has no data points, 2) the y-axis has only two measures, "WARMER" and "Cooler." My daughter did a better 4th-grade science project.

14 years of methane leaking from Santos’s Darwin LNG plant Instead of fixing it, they argued that meeting international standards was too costly When major emitters dismiss responsibility as an “intolerable risk” it’s all of us that pay the price instead abc.net.au/news/2025-10-1…

New: The NACC has over two hundred employees and an annual budget of over $60m, but has yet to land a single major finding from over 5,000 referrals. The pressure is rising - for results or resignations. crikey.com.au/2025/10/16/nat…

"There's several reasons to be concerned by the donation reform changes, they make elections less fair." "The restrictions on spending in an individual seat fall much more heavily on an independent candidate than they do on a political party." Bill Browne #auspol

Analysis by The Australia Institute reveals that replacing the broken Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT) with a flat 25% tax on gas exports, as suggested by the ACTU, would raise more than $17 billion a year, enough to quadruple Commonwealth spending on housing. #auspol

Australia has a tax designed specifically to ensure Australians get a fair share for our oil and gas: the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT). But it turns out NONE of the foreign-owned gas corporations who export 80% of Australia’s gas every year have EVER paid it. #auspol

It’s hard to believe federal politicians think it’s fine to be members of a registered lobbying organisation sponsored by the peak body for gambling. They’re like frogs in hot water. I’ll be reintroducing my Clean Up Politics Act on our first day back. theage.com.au/politics/feder…

Sawyer Merritt A per km/mi option would be nice. 15k km per month is 1c per KM at this $150 rate. Thats around 10k miles per month which is average. Could be a nice option for people that WFH who drive less

Our Government makes more money from HECS repayments than it does from the PRRT. ‘Norway taxes its fossil fuel industry and gives their kids free higher education… we subsidise our fossil fuel industry and we charge our kids a fortune to go to uni.’ - Richard Denniss #auspol

With 1 in 7 Australians now living in poverty we can’t afford to repeat the mistakes of times past that led to us giving away half of our gas for free. abc.net.au/news/2025-10-2… Natural resources belong to all 🇦🇺ns, & we MUST get a cut from this new critical minerals deal to

Good morning with good news: China's coal generation and gas generation fell 5.4% in September 2025. compared to September 2024! They're down 1.2% in first 9 months of 2025. Huge wind, solar & battery deployment continues. Hydro & nuclear grow too. reuters.com/business/energ…

Why is the Queensland Government turned a blind eye to Indian owned Adani coal mine? Indian own AUSTRALIAN coal mine dropped the cost of coal down to $102/tonne exclusively to India whilst the market price was $600/tonne. Did QLD lose $400m in royalties?

Inpex quietly admitted that its Ichthys LNG project drastically underreported its emissions of the cancer-causing chemical benzene by more than 13,000%. The gas industry is continuing to harm our health and our climate, yet our governments are failing to act. #auspol

Angry Senator Matt Canavan avoiding questions on cost to abandon net zero. People with modelling are wrong. He believes dumb logic without evidence. 🤦 #Insiders

The Centre for Public Integrity has found Labor failed in six of seven key transparency areas, from secrecy to “jobs for mates”. In opposition, Labor promised stronger integrity and accountability. This report shows there’s still a long way to go. smh.com.au/politics/feder…

Why is Tomago in trouble? Because the Queensland Labor and Australian Labor governments approved unconstrained gas exports, causing gas prices to triple and electricity prices to double. Gas exports are an economic disaster for Australia. australiainstitute.org.au/post/gas-expor…

The Albanese Government has come in for criticism today as a Centre for Public Integrity report card marks them as failing on six of seven transparency measures. #auspol