Pressure on China as world condemns N Korean nuke test
China is under pressure to cut off oil supplies to North Korea after its latest nuclear test.
Test must surely be a red line for Beijing
North Korea's latest nuclear test is likely to force Beijing into tougher action.
Firing up on energy with ammo from AEMO
There's a gaping hole when it comes to the government selling itself as having practical, effective answers on energy.
NSW energy package to ease burden
Premier Gladys Berejiklian said households could save hundreds of dollars a year off energy bills as a result of the package.
Pressure on for LNG export caps
A softening in east coast gas prices in recent weeks has yet to bring down prices offered to manufacturers to levels they say are affordable, adding pressure to the federal government to slap restrictions on Queensland LNG exports for 2018.
Labor pledges pain for acting PM Barnaby Joyce
Labor promises parliamentary pandemonium as government tries to focus on company tax and power prices.
Sunrise gas stirred by sea borders breakthrough
A breakthrough in the sea boundary dispute between Australia and Timor-Leste has resurrected hopes for Woodside's long-stalled Sunrise LNG p...
N Korea tests powerful bomb
North Korea continues to defy Donald Trump's warnings, confirming it successfully tested hydrogen bomb with "unprecedentedly big power" on S...
Revised CET by the end of the year
The Turnbull government will overhaul the centrepiece of the Finkel energy review – the Clean Energy Target – to extend the life of existing...
North Korea confirms hydrogen bomb test
North Korea has confirmed it 'successfully' tested a hydrogren bomb, describing it as 'meaningful' in the country's nuclear weapons programm...
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