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  • Northern Territory workers install solar panels in Daly River, Friday, August 11, 2017. Renewable energy has come to the Northern Territory bush, with solar power and battery storage set to provide an entire Aboriginal community’s daytime electricity needs for the first time. Around 500 residents from Daly River, more than 200km south of Darwin, will receive power entirely from the sun during the day when the solar and battery storage project is completed in September. (AAP Image/Lucy Hughes Jones) NO ARCHIVING

    Power bills to fall by up to 10% in July as renewables and batteries soar across Australia

    Australia now a top-three global player in batteries, and renewable energy met nearly half of the nation’s power in 2025
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    Revealed: the internal BHP memo that slammed the brakes on world’s biggest miner’s climate push

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    double quotation markAustralian taxpayers subsidise Big Mining’s use of fossil fuel to the tune of $4bn a year. It’s a strange way to tackle emissions

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    double quotation markAlbanese has been defensive and irritable at times – it’s not helping to sell a difficult budget

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