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The Arctic’s Untapped Hydrogen Energy Could Outshine All Global Gas Reserves - One Green Planet

Business · Western Australia

The Arctic’s Untapped Hydrogen Energy Could Outshine All Global Gas Reserves - One Green Planet

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Arctic holds more clean hydrogen potential than all the world's gas reserves—but almost none of it is being used yet. The post The Arctic’s Untapped Hydrogen Energy Could Outshine All Global Gas Reserves appeared first on One Green Planet.See the Story

WA resources sector injects $150 billion into economy - Australian Mining

Economy · Western Australia

WA resources sector injects $150 billion into economy - Australian Mining

Image: Adwo/shutterstock.comWestern Australia’s resources sector injected a record $150 billion into the national economy in 2023–24. This milestone marks the biggest outlay in the 10 years that the Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA (CME) has been compiling surveys on the economic contribution of resources. The spending included $19.8 billion in wages to direct employees, $79.3 billion to local businesses, local governments and community initiat…See the Story

Federal Budget: Resources sector’s success underpins cost of living relief for all Australians

Western Australia · Western Australia

Federal Budget: Resources sector’s success underpins cost of living relief for all Australians

The Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA (CME) notes the release of the 2025-26 Federal Budget, which contains substantial cost of living relief for all Australians funded in part by the sustained success of the resources sector. After strong commodity prices helped the Commonwealth record its first consecutive surpluses in nearly two decades in FY23 and FY24, the resources sector is forecast to again make a significant contribution to the national…See the Story

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Albanese’s Labor Party Retains Power in Western Australia

Albanese’s Labor Party Retains Power in Western Australia

Australia Politics · Australia

Albanese’s Labor Party Retains Power in Western Australia

55% Left coverage: 20 sources

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Labor party has secured a morale-boosting victory in an election in the nation’s largest state, enhancing his chances of a come-from-behind win in a federal vote that must be held by May 17.See the Story

The big WA names way behind on gender pay gap

Gender Pay Gap · Australia

The big WA names way behind on gender pay gap

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Health care services, miners and banks are among the laggards in closing the gender pay gap in Australia, new data shows.See the Story

Industry backs Labor plans for 'pseudo-nationalisation' of Whyalla

Anthony Albanese · Whyalla

Industry backs Labor plans for 'pseudo-nationalisation' of Whyalla

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The federal government is considering an ownership stake in the teetering Whyalla steelmaker as part of a $2.4 billion taxpayer-funded bailout.See the Story

Blame shared over Woodside venture as decision delayed

Feds · Western Australia

Blame shared over Woodside venture as decision delayed

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Mr Cook said an extra few weeks’ wait would not be an ‘inconvenience’.See the Story

CME Women in Resources winners revealed

Rio Tinto · Rio Tinto

CME Women in Resources winners revealed

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A group of five individuals working for the State’s powerhouse mining sector have been selected as winners of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA’s annual Women in Resources Awards.See the Story