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Covid-19: PM to announce lockdown exit plan, and Scottish and Welsh schools start to reopen

Covid-19: PM to announce lockdown exit plan, and Scottish and Welsh schools start to reopen
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Covid-19: PM to announce lockdown exit plan, and Scottish and Welsh schools start to reopen

Covid-19: PM to announce lockdown exit plan, and Scottish and Welsh schools start to reopen
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Nationals Senators Push for Australia to Embrace Coal and Nuclear Power

Nationals Senators Push for Australia to Embrace Coal and Nuclear Power All five Nationals senators are pushing their Coalition colleagues in the Morrison government to invest in nuclear generators, coal-fired power stations, as well as carbon capture and storage. Led by Senators Bridget McKenzie and Matt Canavan, the Nationals proposed an amendment on Thursday that would allow Australia’s green bank, the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), to invest in gas and loss-making energy projects. If successful, the bill would mark the end of Australia’s ban on nuclear energy generation, which has been maintained for over 22 years. The ban has made Australia the only G20 country without a nuclear power station, despite being the world’s third-largest uranium producer and owning 33 percent of the world’s uranium deposits.

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LNP Senator hopeful of positive result for rail funding

Premium Content Subscriber only LNP Senator Paul Scarr said he is hopeful of a positive result on the Federal Government delivering funding for the Ipswich to Springfield rail line after Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack s visit to the region. Mr Scarr, who has been set up in Springfield since September, joined the Nationals leader in Ripley and Springfield last week. The State Government and Ipswich City Council are waiting on the Federal Government to put money towards the next stage of planning for the Ipswich to Springfield rail corridor. Maha Sinnathamby, Senator Paul Scarr and Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack in Springfield last week.

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Run down by the green tariff train

Industry has realised that Australia is a sitting duck for the EU’s climate plans. The Morrison government has not.

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