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What the government is (and isn’t) doing to slash energy bills

Energy & Environment

There’s been no shortage of attention on small business energy bills over the last 18 months, amid myriad complaints from local entrepreneurs about rising bill prices in recent years. Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor has previously described business energy bills as “unreasonable” and has this year made several promises to deliver relief.

Is Australia's electricity grid vulnerable to the kind of cyber attacks taking place between Russia and the US?

By Andrew Dowse and Mike Johnstone

Defence

The government is reportedly considering a proposal to enable the Australian Signals Directorate to access the networks of companies operating critical infrastructure to defend them against cyber attacks.

Where the wind blows, public sector getting on with the job

By Stephen Easton

Energy & Environment

There will obviously be a lot of questions asked about how a powerful storm blacked out all of South Australia. But right now, there’s no evidence of public sector bungling and government agencies are getting on with a tough job.

Publication calendar: energy data finds use across government

By Harley Dennett

Energy & Environment

After surviving the carbon tax repeal, the Clean Energy Regulator charts how its emissions data is used in public agencies with a new calendar.

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What the government is (and isn’t) doing to slash energy bills

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Is Australia's electricity grid vulnerable to the kind of cyber attacks taking place between Russia and the US?

Where the wind blows, public sector getting on with the job

Publication calendar: energy data finds use across government