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'Off budget' spending expanded for NT energy hub - Vimarsana News

'Off budget' spending expanded for NT energy hub

The Albanese government has committed $1.5 billion of “off budget” spending for an energy export hub at Darwin, instead of accounting for the money in the budget’s profit and loss statement as the former Coalition government did.

Source: afr.com
Federal politics updates LIVE: ex-Telstra boss Andy Penn says governments must toughen up cybersecurity act too - Vimarsana News

Federal politics updates LIVE: ex-Telstra boss Andy Penn says governments must toughen up cybersecurity act too

Dominic Perrottet overtakes Chris Minns as preferred NSW premier; support for Climate 200 down; cost of living still voters’ primary concern. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Tanya Plibersek insists gas, coal projects will be judged on merit - Vimarsana News

Tanya Plibersek insists gas, coal projects will be judged on merit

The environment minister pushed back at suggestions her decision to kill one of Clive Palmer’s mines meant she would block other gas and coal projects.

Source: afr.com
remembering the abbott scams... and investigating corporate welfare...... - Vimarsana News

remembering the abbott scams... and investigating corporate welfare......

FROM TURDY ABBOTT — no more Mr Nice Guy — TO SCAMMER SCOMO, THE "DEREGULATION, THE POWER SELL-OFFS AND THE ANTI-WINDMILLS" "LIBERAL" (AUSTRALIAN ULTRA-CONSERVATIVES FOR PROFIT, GREED, GUNS AND GOD) POLICIES PLUS THE AWFUL HALF-BAKED MALCOLMIAN NBN, ORDINARY AUSSIES HAVE BEEN SHORT CHANGED.

Whales, tales and trails: Can dead whales be as much of a tourism draw as live ones? - Vimarsana News

Whales, tales and trails: Can dead whales be as much of a tourism draw as live ones?

Whale-watching brings thousands of tourists to Newfoundland and Labrador each year. Living whales are, of course, the biggest draw, but do tourists have an interest in dead whales too? Land and Sea looks at what happened in King's Point.

Source: cbc.ca