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Aussie households have been warned to brace for ongoing power bill increases over the next decade. See why and how it’ll affect you.

What will haunt this government to its political grave is the promise it made to reduce power bills by $275 per household per year – which has turned into increases of up to $1000

Amid rising global protectionism and greater competition for capital, Australia must sharpen its competitive edge even further.

Chiefs in the infrastructure and energy sectors warn Labor’s 82 per cent green power target is unrealistic and coal-fired power stations must stay open, as the ­Albanese government slapped down business pleas to reconsider its renewables-only strategy and said they would be listening to “experts”.

The resources industry has warned that mining in Western Australia will be devastated unless the Native Title Act is changed quickly.

Sky News host Paul Murray slams Labor’s nature positive legislation spin.

A secret report has laid bare the potential impact of the Albanese Government’s Nature Positive laws on WA, warning electricity prices and housing costs could rocket.

While our political leaders no doubt are focused on the potential for interest rate relief before the federal election, they should instead be preoccupied with how to lift productivity and grow the economy.

Western Australia’s powerful resources industry has issued a massive rebuke of the Albanese government’s green agenda and industrial relations policies in the countdown to the federal election.

Australia is in desperate need of economic reform. Productivity is low, private investment is stagnating, and Australians are personally struggling after nearly two years of a per capita recession.

Anthony Albanese has backed in his government’s critical minerals tax incentive despite concerns from mining groups – now echoed by the West Australian Labor government – about duplication of green tape and Indigenous consultation under the Future Made in Australia agenda.

A doubling up of green tape and mandatory Indigenous consultations sparked by Anthony Albanese’s Future Made in Australia agenda will threaten the development of the critical minerals industry and hamper the nation’s chances of competing with China, miners and security experts warn.