Energetic fight illuminating
The fight over energy policy has turned into an all-in brawl.
Battery boom as households counter big bills
The number of home battery installations is expected to double in the second half of 2017 as households try to counter rising electricity prices.
Glencore dispute stokes coal supply fears
Two years of industrial action at 10 of Glencore's NSW coal mines and a congested rail network are hindering coal supply to power stations.
Sims backs energy crisis heavy hand
Rod Sims has scolded gas exporters for not doing enough to ensure an adequate domestic gas supply and warned no single policy will fix the electricity crisis.
Only one option for New Zealand voters
It would be folly for New Zealanders not to elect Mr English and the National Party to a fourth term.
Abe may put off fiscal target as he prepares for snap election
The Japanese PM may delay a target for reining in Japan's ballooning debt, because he wants to divert some of the proceeds of a planned sales tax increase to fund education and support young families.
Tony Abbott opposed moves for cheaper gas: Libs
Tony Abbott has been labelled a power price hypocrite by colleagues who say he recently argued against imposing limits on gas exports.
Jitters and surprise over Trump's UN speech
The US's closest allies in Asia seemed blindsided by the US President's latest outburst against North Korea, in which he threatened to destroy an entire country of 25 million people.
Sack for No vote 'unlawful'
Workplace lawyers say a business likely breached anti-discrimination law when it axed a contractor for voting no to same-sex marriage.
Labor won't back O'Sullivan for ASIC
Labor has demanded the government rule out appointing John O'Sullivan as the next chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Comm...
