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Eligible applicants have until July 31 to apply for the Department of Energy’s bursary valued at $20,000

Alexa Lightbourne’s interventions in the energy sector are causing uncertainty, not clarity

Shadow home affairs minister poses questions after latest Integrated Resource Plan is published

Belco should not hold licences for generation and distribution of energy, says Jan Card

Shadow home affairs minister also questions higher solar energy bills despite previous push to adopt renewables

The new Belco rates may be more transparent, but they are also unfair, says Stuart Kriendler

Bursary follows success of a similar $25,000 programme for those looking to study applied science and technology

Just because something sounds good as a soundbite does not mean it is good policy, says Scott Pearman

Home Affairs Minister defends Government’s plans on policy centering affordability

Alexa Lightbourne tells MPs the disruptive effects of war on global oil exports will not abate any time soon

Neriah Bean and Benjamin Crofton will also work for the Government for eight to 12 weeks over the summer

The private members club blames “significant increase” in operating costs for 5 per cent rise