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Peter Dutton hits back at Richard Marles and accuses him of having a 'pipe dream' on renewables amid Australia's energy crisis - Vimarsana News

Peter Dutton hits back at Richard Marles and accuses him of having a 'pipe dream' on renewables amid Australia's energy crisis

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and Defence Minister Richard Marles briefly clashed during a heated debate on breakfast television about the Australian energy market as gas bills are set to weigh on already struggling households. 

With fuel subsidy ending, do electric vehicles mean long-term savings? - Vimarsana News

With fuel subsidy ending, do electric vehicles mean long-term savings?

The increasing cost of fuel and reduction of the government's petrol subsidy prompts the question: are electric vehicles cheaper in the long run?

Australian Fuel Excise Cut Hits Trucking Industry Hard with Ripple Effect on Consumers - Vimarsana News

Australian Fuel Excise Cut Hits Trucking Industry Hard with Ripple Effect on Consumers

The halving of Australia's fuel excise as part of last month's Budget will save consumers 22 cents per ...

WATCH LIVE: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg gives Budget speech – as he promises 'cost of living relief' - Vimarsana News

WATCH LIVE: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg gives Budget speech – as he promises 'cost of living relief'

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down this year's budget - the fourth he has delivered - in federal parliament on Tuesday night.

No final decision yet on fuel excise cut, say FinMin sources - Vimarsana News

No final decision yet on fuel excise cut, say FinMin sources

The oil marketing companies have kept the prices of fuel unchanged since November now despite the steep increase in crude oil prices.