Australia is undertaking a series of set pieces that capitalise on its role as an economically-advanced middle power, while aiming to continue record levels of exports to China and maintain a healthy strategic relationship with the USA.

In recent years, the phrase “food security” has been widely used across agricultural conferences, government policy papers, and media headlines - particularly in the face of supply chain disruptions, extreme weather events, and global instability. But too

At a recent CEDA event, WA Housing Minister John Carey spoke candidly about the rise of NIMBYs (Not In My Back Yard) and, as he joked, even BANANAs (Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anything.)

Australia, like any other sovereign nation, has the capacity to choose its own pathway through the energy transition.

The draft Power Sector Net-Zero Standard from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) represents an important and necessary step in aligning the global power industry with the 1.5°C climate target.

As both a lobbyist and gay dad, I’m proud to have the opportunity to support the remarkable efforts of my community to remove discriminatory restrictions to Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART) and surrogacy in Western Australia over the past eight year

Last week’s Economic Reform Roundtable, led by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, was an ongoing step on Australia’s long journey to bridge our current economy to a future economy.

In recent years, the advent of a domestic green hydrogen industry has been surrounded by an air of near-mythic expectation. Critics have pointed to the sector as a bubble, while most sensible players in the space acknowledge there has been a hype-cycle

Last week provided a perfect example of how detached the political debate on energy can be from reality in Australia. While Nationals Senator Barnaby Joyce sought to fan a new wave of division amongst the Federal Coalition over net-zero, the CSIRO’s late