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It will take more than a week for public hearings into a detailed, highly technical pricing dispute between the marketing board representing farmers who…

It will take more than a week for public hearings into a detailed, highly technical pricing dispute between the marketing board representing farmers who…

It will take more than a week for public hearings into a detailed, highly technical pricing dispute between the marketing board representing farmers who…

A woman has retired from a leading hotel in Gorleston after 46 years of humble service.

After multi-billion dollar losses and a share price collapse, Australia's biggest climate polluter, AGL, will be delisted from the...

Now that the Block Island Power Company is humming along under the direction of the Block Island Utility District, it easy to forget what a complicated, sometimes contentious, and, at the time, expensive deal it was that took the utility from a...

Greenpeace 1, AGL 0: energy giant loses big on logo trademark fight The Federal Court has ruled Greenpeace did not infringe trademark laws when it used AGLs logo in its satirical advertising. Part of Greenpeaces campaign against AGL (Image: Greenpeace) Energy giant AGL has been thwarted in its legal bid to stop Greenpeace using its logo. Yesterday Federal Court Justice Stephen Burley held the environmental advocacy groups campaign -- which used AGLs logo and described the company as Australias...

Greenpeace and AGL went head-to-head in Federal Court this week following a campaign exposing AGL as Australia’s biggest corporate climate polluter.

Federal court hears AGL Energy's legal challenge to Greenpeace's use of its logos in campaign labelling the energy company "Australia's Greatest Liability".

Environmental group defends use after energy company takes legal action over campaign calling it ‘Australia’s biggest climate polluter’