GREEN CITIES 2018 KEYNOTE ADDRESS: THE BIG POLICY PICTURE
March 14, 2018
The policy paralysis in Australia is divisive - it's debilitating for the Australian economy and shirks our responsibility to future generations.
Read MoreThe policy paralysis in Australia is divisive - it's debilitating for the Australian economy and shirks our responsibility to future generations.
Read MoreOn every occasion that has counted, going back to 2009, Nick Xenophon has lined up with the member for Warringah to trash sensible climate change and energy policy.
Read MoreThere is a clear structural shift underway in the global thermal coal market – driven by a change in the nature of China’s economic growth, and a global shift away from coal-fired power generation.
Read MoreThe Adani debate is just one high-profile example of the impact that the transition to lower carbon energy sources is going to have on Australian business. In the energy and resources sectors, technological change and public policy are putting enormous pressure on traditional business models and assumptions about future demand. The level of risk that this transition inevitably brings to investors is aggravated by the poor levels of disclosure...
Read MoreSouth Australian schools have been betrayed by this government, which, with the disgraceful support of the Nick Xenophon Team, tore up a clear written agreement promising never to touch funding, taking $210 million from South Australian schools over just two years, 2018 and 2019. In my electorate of Port Adelaide, the cuts to public schools alone total more than $14.6 million over the coming two years. Two schools in my electorate, Woodville H...
Read MoreI honour the Vietnamese community across Australia, particularly the passionate women and men in my electorate, in their contributions to our great nation.
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