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Woodside’s Australian workers hit with job cut news

Woodside’s Australian workers hit with job cut news

Woodside workers face an anxious wait to see who has a kept their job from a reorganisation that takes effect next week.

  • by Peter Milne

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The dirty secret of Australia’s green energy transition

The dirty secret of Australia’s green energy transition

Renewable energy, storage and transmission lines will get Australia most of the way to banishing coal from the grid. But not the whole way, officials warn.

  • by Nick Toscano and Mike Foley
East coast gas crisis to hit sooner than expected: ACCC

East coast gas crisis to hit sooner than expected: ACCC

The competition watchdog says major new supplies needed by 2027 to stop homes and businesses running short.

  • by Mike Foley and Nick Toscano
Yes, we really are dumb enough to import our own gas. Here’s why
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Rod Sims

Yes, we really are dumb enough to import our own gas. Here’s why

There’s plenty of blame to go around for the current mess we’re in.

  • by Mike Foley
The Gorgon deal that could up the stakes on WA’s looming gas shortage
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Pilbara

The Gorgon deal that could up the stakes on WA’s looming gas shortage

Western Australia’s biggest gas plant may be able to export for 30 years with no obligation to supply the state, thanks to an agreement struck two decades ago.

  • by Peter Milne
Australia exports gas. Are we going to import it too?

Australia exports gas. Are we going to import it too?

Experts say time has run out to develop new sources of supply to avert crippling shortages on the east coast.

  • by Mike Foley and Nick Toscano
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Gas plant building boom to fuel renewable revolution, says energy grid chief

Gas plant building boom to fuel renewable revolution, says energy grid chief

Many new gas power plants will be needed to back up renewables, despite warnings that gas supplies are running out on the East Coast.

  • by Mike Foley and Nick Toscano
No prosecution after two workers nearly killed at Santos facility off WA

No prosecution after two workers nearly killed at Santos facility off WA

WA’s safety regulator has let companies off the hook, says the union for offshore oil and gas workers.

  • by Peter Milne
Why the stovetop is the last front in war on household gas
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Why the stovetop is the last front in war on household gas

A growing number of chefs are backing induction cooking over gas, including for the legendary “wok hei” of Asian cuisine.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons and Bianca Hall
Major financial institutions cut ties with Santos’ Barossa gas project
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Major financial institutions cut ties with Santos’ Barossa gas project

An international bank and a foreign investor are ending advice and loans, prompting calls for local banks to follow suit.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Some heaters are like trying to ‘heat your home with a hair dryer’. Do this instead

Some heaters are like trying to ‘heat your home with a hair dryer’. Do this instead

While many households will need more serious heating options in winter, good home design and the principle of heating the person, not the room, can go a long way.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons