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Presumably he will tell him there is no way his government will approve a 50-year extension Woodside’s climate destroying North West Shelf gas EXPORT terminal that will cause 4.3 BILLION tonnes of emissions and make floods more frequent and extreme….

Over 800,000 Australian homes are not fully insured, including many with mortgages. This poses serious risks to both homeowners and the broader economy. Taxing fossil fuel companies and investing in a National Climate Disaster Fund would help keep Australians safe.

Miranda Stewart knows more about tax than the combination of all economists and columnists who have written about it in the AFR. Not surprisingly, she is also much more sensible than all those wannabe experts who have criticised the changes afr.com/policy/tax-and…

Nick Toscano is such a reliable stenographer for the gas industry. smh.com.au/business/compa…

It's clear there's been political interference into a report on the gas industry threat in Murujuga, and experts are speaking out. It's the most important rock art site in the world, but Government won't stand in the way of Woodside wanting more gas. Stephen Long #auspol

In light of the terrible decision by ⁦Senator Murray Watt⁩, watch this doco on Murujuga rock art by ⁦Stephen Long⁩ youtube.com/watch?v=Bj9VOM…

Watch this 👇👇

Just for context - 1.64m people are employed in WA. But yeah 900 jobs (reminder not even “new” jobs) is worth helping destroy ancient rock art and make climate change worse. (While also gifting that “major employer” $200bn in free gas to sell)

Another great read from Greg Jericho: The super tax debate is divorced from reality – and more proof that Australia’s tax system is built for the rich | Greg Jericho | The Guardian theguardian.com/business/grogo…

The super tax debate is divorced from reality & more proof that Australia’s tax system is built for the rich – Greg Jericho "Unhinged criticisms to changes in super make more sense when you realise that our tax debate is geared to ensure rich people & companies get richer" #auspol

We're an independent, not-for-profit team, and with your help, we'll keep calling out vested interests and challenging power. Your support for our EOFY appeal will power the research and ideas changing Australia for the better: theaus.in/stephen_eofy_r… Stephen Long #auspol

Dear ⁦Australian Jewish Association⁩ just reporting a Hamas bird seems to be wearing keffiya. Will you call for an Antisemitism Ornithological Inquiry?

Murujuga is one of Australia's most precious heritage sites. But it's being slowly destroyed by gas industry emissons. Our new must-watch video report from Stephen Long covers the threat to some of the oldest rock art in the world 📺 youtu.be/Bj9VOMKYxSI #auspol

Today the total profits and labour costs etc for Australian industry sectors for 2023-24 was released. It is quite revealing which sectors get the favourable treatment such as $215bn gift from the govt of free gas to sell....

The NWS extension is about exporting of gas, seriously dumb question.

Council rates & land tax are both taxes on unrealised earnings. Sky hasn't fallen yet. The tax system is full of unindexed thresholds, starting with the tax scale itself. All of them can be - and are - adjusted when they get out of line. Sure you're not just finding excuses?

Really dumb question. It’s nearly all export gad and most of the domestic demand comes from petrochemical plants that have sprung up to feed off the Woodside gas.

Brilliant article by Carmen Lawrence, former premier of WA & federal Labor minister: Anthony Albanese’s gas project extension is not just a mistake, it’s a betrayal smh.com.au/environment/cl…

Chris Richardson, one of the most pro-resource industry economists in Australia. “It is fair to say that how we tax gas in Australia is a massive fail,” he said. theguardian.com/australia-news…

"Confected outrage at the very wealthy paying slightly more tax is misguided and misdirected." Great piece on proposed super changes by former Australia Institute colleague Gemma Killen womensagenda.com.au/latest/dont-le…