Madeleine King
Push for gas tax as LNG exports reap huge profits after one week of war
Gas prices tripled in 2022, which was the last time an international conflict hit energy markets. Experts say it may happen again due to the Iran war.
- Mike Foley and Nick Toscano
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Labor set to make major intervention to keep gas in Australia
The government is under pressure to keep ailing smelters, concrete makers and plastics firms alive, as well as keep a lid on household power bills.
- Paul Sakkal
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Corporate fairytale: How a boy from the bush rose to run world’s third-largest mining giant
Apart from his other qualities Rio Tinto’s new boss, Simon Trott, ticked a vitally important career box – he is a Juukan Gorge-scandal cleanskin.
- Elizabeth Knight
Affordable fuel, no shortages: Bowen’s domestic reservation threat for gas industry
Peter Dutton shocked the industry by promising a domestic reservation scheme on massive LNG exporters. The Albanese government might deliver on his threat.
- Mike Foley
Australia’s renewable energy shift to be powered by gas
Labor governments around the country have dropped their resistance to the fossil fuel and will ensure gas is essential to the grid for decades to come.
- Mike Foley, Nick Toscano and Kieran Rooney
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The stalwart: John Howard’s link to Madeleine King’s political success
Madeleine King says there is no such thing as a safe seat, but concedes she has been fortunate in Brand.
- Hamish Hastie
See the free flights our most senior MPs take
Who flew where, how and who paid are fast becoming the defining questions in politics.
- Millie Muroi
Australia’s fossil fuel giants are facing a $30 billion hit
Tens of billions of dollars from Australia’s coal and gas exports could be wiped out in as little as two years as prices keep tumbling.
- Nick Toscano
King plays down ‘hysteria’ over Pilbara unionisation, lashes BHP
Madeleine King has accused BHP of trying to weaponise the press amid claims the federal government’s industrial relations laws could spell an “economic catastrophe” in the Pilbara.
- Jesinta Burton
East coast gas crisis to hit sooner than expected: ACCC
The competition watchdog says major new supplies needed by 2027 to stop homes and businesses running short.
- Mike Foley and Nick Toscano