LNP senator Sue Boyce was a rare senatorial figure with guts, principles and a willingness to think issues through.
Labor's plan to recover on the back of a successful carbon price introduction is a fantasy.
Access Economics benefits from free publicity from the biggest media outlets in the country. And what does it do with it?
Offshore processing is a gigantic mistake, and until someone other than the Greens says that, Labor will continue to suffer.
Crikey readers have their say.
As the latest carbon price package makes its way through parliament, Fergus Green takes a trip down memory lane.
It’s an old refrain, but the closer we get to the Clean Energy Future legislation ducking and weaving its way through parliament, the more we are reminded of the ghosts of the current proposal’s stepmother, the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme, writes Giles Parkinson of Climate Spectator.
The introduction of a carbon price is an important step towards reducing Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions, writes Dr Richard Denniss, executive director of The Australia Institute.
Fergus Green, of Inside Story, unpacks the carbon pricing package to discover, at its core, a tension between fundamentally different visions for the future of Australia’s economy and environment.
The new carbon package deals with the issue of international permits far better than the CPRS did. Funny the Coalition is complaining about it.