PM's new baseload plan
The government has confirmed the Clean Energy Target will be replaced with a policy that places a greater emphasis on baseload power.
Coalition policy derails business optimism
Angst over the government's increasing interventionism and attacks on business sectors blamed for corporate sentiment slump.
Adani to build $100m solar plant
Indian energy giant Adani Group - which is trying to build Australia's largest coal mine - is planning a $100 million solar farm in the Bowen Basin.
Macron faces union pushback
Union hardliners were due to make their push against President Emmanuel Macron's landmark labour-market reform on Tuesday with strikes and demonstrations across France.
Myanmar faces mounting pressure
The top UN human rights official denounced Myanmar for its military operation against Rohingya, calling it a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.
Regulator plans for a grid without Liddell
Energy regulators are planning for a power grid with or without AGL's Liddell plant and are confident "demand response" tools can help to fill any shortfall in supply
AGL a casualty of energy wars
The chasm between business and politics is spectacularly obvious in the plaintive calls for bi-partisan energy policy but CEOs are wasting their time.
Brexit law passes hurdle
The Brexit bill will formally end Britain's EU membership and overturn the supremacy of European law in the country.
N Korea hackers step up Bitcoin attacks
Kim Jong Un's regime appears to be stepping up efforts to secure bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that could be used to avoid additional trade restrictions.
The hijack of Hawke and Keating
The people who quote Hawke and Keating at the modern ALP are the same voices who tried to frustrate them at the time.
Business leaders wary of Labour policies
New Zealand CEO's are pleased in general, but worried about the potential election result. The Minister of Finance says they should be.
