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All posts tagged "Marinus Link"
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1.7KArticleGarland: ‘Marinus Link is a Dud Deal’
The parliamentary oversight of the Marinus Link project falls under the Joint Select Committee on Energy Matters. This committee is responsible for...
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Jacqui-Jumper Jenner Embraces Nationals
Transcript of media conference with Andrew Jenner, pre-selection candidate for Lyons for the National Party; Pip Allwright, Chairperson of the National Party...
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Energy Scenario Two – Powering Regeneration
May these words fall like seeds in fertile ground Not just read, but felt. Let energy be life, and life give back....
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Debt Hole Deepens as Govt Releases Privatisation-based Budget
The 2025-26 State Budget was tabled in Parliament today. The Tasmanian Government claimed it continues a “strong record” of providing for those...
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Marinus Link Costs will put Stadium in the Shade
Jack Gilding, at Renew Economy, debunks government commissioned modelling on the proposed ‘Marinus Link’ undersea cable to further connect Tasmania to the...
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Power Down! Plug Pulled on Cethana ‘Battery’ Project
Using the expression ‘it smells a bit fishy’ can be an unwise practice in Tasmania. In recent times it brings to mind...
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NW Transmission Devt Blows Out Marinus Budget
by Rachel Williamson, Renew Economy The full cost of the Marinus link subsea cable is now estimated to be $4.8 billion, according...
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Marinus – Busted!
Bruce Mountain, of the Victorian Energy Policy Centre (VEPC), has politely handed a grenade to the Tasmanian Select Inquiry on Energy Matters...
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‘Stop Using Maugean Skate as a Political Football’
Media release – Australian Marine Conservation Society and Humane Society International Australia, 16 December 2024 Politicians should stop using Maugean skate as...
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Wealthy Lobby Groups Want Carte Blanche to Screw Environment
Media release – various groups, 10 December 2024 Regional industry alliance outlines its federal election priorities Five organisations representing thousands of jobs...
