Archived News for Industry Professionals - August, 2024
Woodside Energy's gas drilling project off Western Australia's north-west coast has been labelled “unacceptable”.
Hot water shift suggested
Analysts say Australia should change how it uses hot water systems to make better use of its solar power.
Local science direction detailed
The Albanese Government has unveiled its new National Science Statement.
Air tightness improves
CSIRO research has revealed a significant improvement in the air tightness of new Australian homes.
CFMEU crackdown continues
The Federal Government is attempting to address ongoing controversies surrounding the CFMEU.
AUKUS nuclear deal advanced
Australia has signed agreements to receive nuclear power materials as part of the AUKUS deal.
Climate trigger concerns firms
Big business lobbies are fighting hard against the mere suggestion of a ‘climate trigger’ in energy project approvals.
Gas 'giveaway' slammed
Recent analysis has ignited concerns over Australia’s management of its natural gas resources.
Green link funded
A new project is set to link renewable energy generation and storage in regional New South Wales to the national electricity grid.
Jabiluka action launched
Legal action has been launched after the lease for Jabiluka uranium mine was scrapped.
Pollution impacts people's mood
Researchers are using a new measurement to show how a person’s mood or affect fluctuates with daily changes in air pollution.
PRRT changes pushed
The Albanese Government has unveiled significant reforms to the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT) ...
Ancient lift outlined
French archaeologists have proposed a new theory for how Egypt's oldest pyramid was constructed.
Chemical methods studied
Australian researchers have gone down to the molecular level to tackle industrial emissions.
New info on unfair terms
New resources have been provided for independent contractors facing unfair contract terms.
NSW standards delayed
The NSW Government has announced a delay in enforcing the new practice standard for professional engineers.
Rubidium digs enhanced
Mining researchers have made a significant breakthrough in the extraction of rubidium, a precious metal essential for ...
Stone sweep leads to seizure
WorkSafe Victoria has been cracking down on engineered stone following a recent ban.
Ampol paid to improve stations
A new partnership between the CEFC and Ampol has been created to reduce transport emissions.