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Share on Twitter Victoria's plan to halve the state's greenhouse gas emissions in just nine years will pile pressure on the Morrison government to step up its "pathetic" targets, supporters say. The state Labor government has finally revealed interim targets to reach its ultimate goal of net zero emissions by 2050. It has pledged to reduce emissions by 28 to 33 per cent by 2025 and 45 to 50 per cent by 2030. Part of the plan is to transition government operations including schools, hospitals and even metro train services to 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2025. There'll also...

Date Time Victorian climate targets are doable, with care “Victoria’s medium-term emissions targets are clearly ambitious, but also show a sober regard for the challenges in further accelerating an already rapid rate of change,” said Tim Piper, Victorian Head of national employer organisation Ai Group today. “Nationally consistent approaches are typically preferable to build scale and offer a simpler environment for businesses that operate across Australia. We hope for fuller collaboration between the States and the Federal Government as net zero emissions goals become universal. The ...

Victoria's plan to halve the state's greenhouse gas emissions in just nine years will pile pressure on the Morrison government to step up its "pathetic" targets, supporters say.The state Labor government has finally revealed interim targets to reach its ultimate goal of net zero emissions by 2050.

Redbubble’s bold growth strategy needs more detail Save Share The market wasn’t convinced, and the share price fell more than 23 per cent in Thursday’s trade to close at $4.24, and a further 2 per cent on Friday to $4.17. However, it is still up 245 per cent from its pre-COVID-19 price of $1.20. Former Seek executive Michael Ilczynski is the new Redbubble CEO.  Eamon Gallagher Redbubble is not as well known or understood as other high-profile technology companies, so it is worth explaining what it does. The business is an ASX-listed online marketplace connecting independent ...

Webjet’s repeated capital market visits are raising eyebrows Save Share With half-price Australian airline tickets on sale, potential tourists might scan Webjet’s website, perhaps enticed by the intriguing main image of a Rubik’s Cube-shaped building at a winery in South Australia. “Hurry before they sell out,” yells the advertisement. Of course, getting to Webjet’s home page might require navigating a Google search first. And that’s where the un-enticing second suggested question pops up: “Is Webjet in financial trouble?” That’s an understand...