Jobs and cuts to GDP at-risk from carbon border tariffs, report says Economy & Industry Tens of thousands of job losses and cuts to GDP could be the risk of exports receiving tariffs due to climate inaction in Australia, a
Parkinson: 'I was never actually formally sacked' by Abbott but it sent a 'bad message' all the same July 26, 2019 By Stephen Easton Federal Dr Martin Parkinson wants to make it clear for the record that he was never formally sacked as the secretary of the Treasury in 2013,
Can Paris achieve what Kyoto could not for carbon reduction? June 12, 2015 By Jon Stanford Features Given that the substantial threat brought about by anthropogenic climate change has been recognised for a quarter of a century, it is remarkable that global
Ross Garnaut: the next chapter in Australian climate change policy June 10, 2015 By Ross Garnaut Features I once called climate change policy diabolical, but with a saving grace. It is diabolical because of the overlapping of four complex issues. While there
