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Monday, 25 May 2020

Australia’s muddled energy policy and the roadmap to nowhere.

Extract from The Guardian

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Political editor Katharine Murphy talks to environment editor Adam Morton about a huge week in energy policy and why Australia appears to be making an energy roadmap without a destination

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/audio/2020/may/25/australias-muddled-energy-policy-and-the-roadmap-to-nowhere

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Reported by Katharine Murphy and Adam Morton. Hosted and produced by Laura Murphy-Oates. The executive producers are Miles Martignoni and Gabrielle Jackson
Mon 25 May 2020 03.30 AEST
A version of this conversation first aired on the Australian Politics Live podcast.
You can read some of Katharine Murphy’s and Adam Morton’s reporting on these issues here:

Covid commission boss Nev Power steps back at gas company amid conflict of interest concerns
Australia’s gas and electricity producers push back on government intervention
Leaked Covid-19 commission report calls for Australian taxpayers to underwrite gas industry expansion
Business, unions and green groups call for sustainable Covid-19 recovery with clean energy transition
New nuclear technologies to be examined in planning Australia’s energy mix
Angus Taylor says it is not Australian government policy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050
Fossil fuel industry applauds Coalition climate measures that support carbon capture and storage
Coalition reveals new emissions reduction measures, including paying polluters to stay under cap

A road sign near the Capital wind farm located near Lake George, NSW.
Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian 
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I was inspired to start this when I discovered old editions of "The Worker". "The Worker" was first published in March 1890, it was the Journal of the Associated Workers of Queensland. It was a Political Newspaper for the Labour Movement. The first Editor was William "Billy" Lane who strongly supported the iconic Shearers' Strike in 1891. He planted the seed of New Unionism in Queensland with the motto “that men should organise for the good they can do and not the benefits they hope to obtain,” he also started a Socialist colony in Paraguay. Because of the right-wing bias in some sections of the Australian media, I feel compelled to counter their negative and one-sided version of events. The disgraceful conduct of the Murdoch owned Newspapers in the 2013 Federal Election towards the Labor Party shows how unrepresentative some of the Australian media has become.
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