Smart Energy Council’s John Grimes calls out Peter Dutton’s “utter rubbish” claims that Renewables do not have enough “base load power” & slams the LNP for trying to deceive the public with the use of the term “Base Load Power is a 1950s concept that has been utterly debunked”🔥

John Grimes provides international examples of problems with Nuclear, says UK’s Hinkley Point C Nuclear Plant was to complete by 2017 but is now scheduled for completion by 2031 & is billions over budget🤦‍♂️ In Ontario, Nuclear “bankrupted” their “Hydroelectric Ontario” system🤦‍♂️

The main point of this is that Angus Taylor thought he’d have an easy interview with Billi FitzSimons because it was youth media and was completely bamboozled by someone who knew their stuff.

After a 4 year FOI battle, Jommy Tee 🌐 finally has the facts on Scott Morrison's sacking from Tourism Australia & the brawl behind the scenes is fascinating #auspol michaelwest.com.au/brawl-over-sco…

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Australia’s third biggest export thermal coal customer, South Korea, announces it will phase out all coal for electricity generation by 2040. ⁦⁦The operative words at COP30 climate summit in Brazil are national “energy security” through cheaper, cleaner domestic power. 👇

Five corporations control 90% of the US media market. Airlines merged from 12 major carriers in 1980 to 4 today. Four giants control 80% of meat processing. A handful of companies control the pharmaceutical industry. The evidence of corporate concentration is everywhere.

Overworked, overburdened, and burning out: Australian teachers' workloads among the worst in OECD johnmenadue.com/post/2025/11/o…

Petrostates and their political allies are doing everything they can to try to stop the world from making progress on solving the climate crisis. They fiercely opposed what would have been the most important step forward at COP30: the development of a roadmap away from fossil

TAFE teachers are highly skilled, committed and passionate about their profession and champion the efforts of students every day. It's essential, governments match that commitment with funding to support and retain our outstanding TAFE teacher workforce. #RebuildWithTAFE

Pauline Hanson’s cheap, deplorable stunts only fuel hatred and division - they have no place in our community. But don’t let it distract you from One Nation’s equally abysmal voting record (along with the Liberals and Nationals) for helping everyday working Australians.

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How we beat back the corporate takeover of America: 1. Break up corporate monopolies 2. Continue building union power 3. End Citizens United and get big money out of politics Let’s keep working to unrig the system.

"We couldn't have done it without the judges," said West in a teary acceptance speech #walkeys michaelwest.com.au/michael-west-m…

"The... massive windfall gain for gas companies has not led to a windfall in revenue of the government in the form of the petroleum resource rent tax – if anything, revenue has fallen." – Greg Jericho, Chief Economist, The Australia Institute Read more: australiainstitute.org.au/post/gas-expor…

Man who said Independents couldn’t get anything done becomes an Independent to “get things done.”

Man who had more than anyone else to do with the Coalition collapse resigns from Nationals because it will be years before Coalition could get anything done. Joyce walks off from rotting corpse and Just like the smelly man in a lift says “who me”.

“More than two-thirds of voters in seats key to the Victorian Coalition’s chances of winning the next election don’t believe the opposition is aligned with their personal values or is in touch with modern Australia” The sample size for this is too small for a seat based

Today. Renewable energy more than half the electricity grid for the first time, despite Coalition/Murdoch fear campaign (data also proves solar & wind far cheaper than coal & gas) #whatsthescam #auspol #NEM michaelwest.com.au/renewable-ener…

See last line. Renewable energy 50.1% of National Electricity Market (up from 44.9% last November)