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Heat is on to plug energy crisis in Australia - Vimarsana News

Heat is on to plug energy crisis in Australia

Australia faces an energy crisis, with global shocks flowing through to local pressures. Michael Weaver unpacks how we got here and what spark is needed to solve the problem. NSW and Queensland residents have this week been urged to conserve power and the east-coast wholesale electricity spot market has been suspended. Experts at The Australian National University (ANU) say

Source: anu.edu.au
Huntington man sentenced to 45 years for armed robberies - Vimarsana News

Huntington man sentenced to 45 years for armed robberies

HUNTINGTON — Circuit Court Judge Greg Howard sentenced a man to 45 years in prison Tuesday, almost a year and a half after the man robbed two people while armed

Another state law foils local judicial candidate; Out-of-state contributions banned last year - Vimarsana News

Another state law foils local judicial candidate; Out-of-state contributions banned last year

EDWARDSVILLE - Subcircuit 1 judicial candidate Ebony Huddleston of Alton, running as a write-in candidate in the June 28 Democrat primary, returned $1,000 to attorney Beth Gori in light of state law that prohibits contributions from other states in judicial campaigns.

Significant inflation concerns require another rate rise - Vimarsana News

Significant inflation concerns require another rate rise

Australia's high inflation rate remains a "significant concern" for the RBA Shadow Board at The Australian National University (ANU), which has voted in favour of a second successive rise in interest rates. The Shadow Board is 65 per cent confident the official cash rate should be raised to above the current setting of 0.35 per cent for June. It attaches a 10 per cent

Source: anu.edu.au
Window of opportunity closing amid the China alternative - Vimarsana News

Window of opportunity closing amid the China alternative

The window of opportunity for Australia to play a greater role in the Pacific is closing if the next government fails to change its diplomatic approach, according to a regional expert from The Australian National University (ANU). Senior Fellow at the ANU Department of Pacific Affairs Associate Professor Graeme Smith said security deals like the newly-minted one between China

Source: anu.edu.au