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WEBLet’s Hack Housing 2024. Housing is in crisis and there is no single answer. Let’s gather the most creative people with breakthrough ideas from the industry – designers, planners, innovative developers, government agencies, community housing leaders, financiers and community leaders and hear what they say. Have your say. Spinifex.
The race for clean tech in Australia and China - Tim Buckley and …
WEB4 days ago · Tim Buckley has seen first-hand what’s happening in China with its sophisticated green tech agenda and successes so far that outstrip anything the Western world thought possible.. In Australia, Heidi Lee has been at the forefront of advocating in Canberra and the public sphere for Australia’s transition from fossil fuels to viable sustainable and clean tech economy – especially in the ...
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WEBThe Fifth Estate, launched in April 2009, is Australia’s leading online newspaper for the sustainable built environment and all the businesses, professionals, academics, government agencies, community groups, not-for-profits, individuals in Australia and globally who want to be part of the sustainability revolution. The Fifth Estate publishes news, views and information – online daily, in ...
Behind Morrison’s net zero and AUKUS story
WEB4 days ago · It goes like this. In 2021, when Scott Morrison was Liberal Prime Minister, he was politically desperate to land the $368 billion AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal with the US and the UK. Even though this meant breaching a prior $90 billion contract with another ally, France, to buy 12 of its conventionally powered submarines.
Local councils are the hidden powerhouse of the net zero and ...
WEB4 days ago · We have the large behemoth councils of Brisbane (1.32 million population), Gold Coast (647,000) and Moreton Bay (460,000) all the way to the Shire of Peppermint Grove in Western Australia with its 1524 residents covering 1.4 square kilometres, the smallest local government area in the land.
How Covid might really be changing where we live
WEBAug 31, 2021 · Just when COVID hit in March 2020 there was a jump in money supply and as people started losing jobs it continued to rise. Pre-COVID the inflows into the M3 money supply averaged around $2149 billion a month and jumped to around $2263 billion or, based on the pre-COVID average, has put on $114 billion to June 2020.
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WEBAug 22, 2024 · High price for conservatives losing ideological soul over carbon pricing – Part 1. Bevin Liu 24 April 2024. The government has taken a bold new stance on industry policy. Here’s how it can be successful. Toby Phillips, Esther Koh and Roy Green 16 April 2024. 1 2 3 … 58.
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WEBSep 12, 2024 · by The Fifth Estate - our view 22 August 2024. Alex Sear from ADP Consulting reckons the title of our Buildings as Batteries event next Wednesday perfectly captures the big changes underway in our world today: the climate crisis, EVs and EV charging, renewable energy and mandatory reporting of carbon emissions.