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20 . 02 . 2026

2SM | Breakfast | 20/02/2026, Tim Webster

A new report by Jude Blick and Aidan Morrison says more than 25GW of green hydrogen projects worth $95 billion have been cancelled in Australia since 2024.

19 . 02 . 2026

Energy and economy the priority issues for Angus Taylor

Voters are showing signs of fatigue on Labor’s climate change plan in a clash with affordability and Angus Taylor has returned to the energy debate as Opposition Leader at a critical moment.

14 . 02 . 2026

Net zero is nonsense

When the Federal Government announced its net zero plan last year it said that it wanted to deliver 119 million tonnes of carbon reductions from reforestation and sequestration on farming land.

14 . 02 . 2026

Happy Valentine’s Day🤍

To Our Girls, our forever Valentines 🐄

13 . 02 . 2026

Legend of the iconic Sir Sidney Kidman who serves as the inspiration behind homegrown brand comes to life

Kidman is a heritage Australian brand built on enduring principles and expert craftsmanship. Steeped in legacy, it draws inspiration from one of the nation’s most iconic pioneers, Sir Sidney Kidman.

13 . 02 . 2026

Stephen Anthony: We’re pushing power uphill in the transition

Australia’s energy debate can feel like the fate of Sisyphus: An endless push uphill, only to slide back again, writes Stephen Anthony.

11 . 02 . 2026

Backlash ignites against new AEMO gas powers

A proposal to hand extraordinary gas powers to the electricity grid operator has the industry on edge amid a fresh wave of government intervention in the energy sector.

07 . 02 . 2026

Bushfire emissions? Not counted against Net Zero, don’t you know

Australian Rural & Regional News asked some questions of the Department of Climate Change, Environment, Energy and Water which are set out below, together with the department’s response.

05 . 02 . 2026

Bannister Downs Dairy

Based in Northcliffe, Bannister Downs is shaped by place as much as purpose.

05 . 02 . 2026

$15b National Reconstruction Fund allowed to back ‘losers’ in push to cut emissions

A $15 billion fund will be allowed to back green projects that could end up making a loss under loosened rules that Liberals say will further fuel inflation.