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Archive of parliamentary statements and platform divergences tagged with this topic.

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Overview

Party platform policies

Australian Labor Party

Climate and energy

Labor’s current settings include legislated 2030 emissions reduction targets, the Capacity Investment Scheme for renewables/storage, and the Safeguard Mechanism for large emitters. Household energy bill relief has been delivered periodically.

Australian Labor Party

Climate and Energy Transition

Accelerate renewable energy investment and emissions reduction while supporting regional jobs in the energy transition.

Australian Greens

Climate Emergency Action

Phase out fossil fuel subsidies, legislate stronger emissions targets, and invest in public renewable energy.

Liberal Party of Australia

Climate and energy

Liberal recorded positions favour including nuclear power, maintaining gas, and a technology-led path to emissions reduction, with household energy affordability as a primary frame.

Liberal Party of Australia

Energy Affordability

Support a balanced energy mix including gas and nuclear options to deliver reliable, affordable power for households and industry.

National Party of Australia

Mining and Resources

Support responsible resource development, regional royalties, and jobs in mining, gas, and agricultural exports.

National Party of Australia

Water and Environment

Advocate for sustainable water management and practical environmental stewardship in regional communities.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Climate and energy

One Nation opposes rapid net-zero pathways that it argues raise power prices, and favours conventional fossil generation. Distinct alternative scheme designs are not detailed in our database.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Energy Security

Support coal, gas, and affordable baseload power; oppose net-zero targets that raise prices for households.

United Australia Party

Affordable Energy

Lower electricity prices through domestic gas reservation, nuclear consideration, and reduced regulatory burden.

Recent statements

David Shoebridge

Across Sydney, across the country, people are fighting off mega data centres eating their neighbourhoods and s…

Twitter/XOfficial source6 days ago
David Shoebridge

These things are on opposite sides of the planet but 100% connected. Human security demands we keep coal and g…

Twitter/XOfficial source7 days ago
Malcolm Roberts

Never look a gift horse in the mouth. That should be the attitude of the Liberal and National parties towards…

Twitter/XOfficial source9 days ago
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Michael McCormack

Privileged to visit Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance, one of Australia’s most significant memorials honouring…

Twitter/XOfficial source9 days ago
Larissa Waters

Actions speak louder than words. If Labor want to ‘ensure a fairer return from our natural resources’, we’ll h…

Twitter/XOfficial source9 days ago
Malcolm Roberts

Only One Nation opposes Liberal-Labor Uniparty Net Zero Only One Nation will make energy affordable And “Vic…

Twitter/XOfficial source11 days ago
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Michael McCormack

Great to join Anne Webster in Cohuna for the official opening of the redeveloped Cohuna Aerodrome. The Coaliti…

Twitter/XOfficial source11 days ago
Malcolm Roberts

Adam calls out the dishonest Albanese government changing language in an attempt to hide reality of falling li…

Twitter/XOfficial source12 days ago
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Malcolm Roberts

Energy expert Aidan Morrison’s conclusions from reading CSIRO’s latest GenCost report: Doing nothing toward U…

Twitter/XOfficial source12 days ago
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Ralph Babet

Prime Minister Albanese and the Labor Party are doing an excellent job governing Australia. I couldn’t be more…

Twitter/XOfficial source13 days ago
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Andrew Wallace

Small businesses create jobs and keep our communities strong. They deserve support, not higher taxes and more…

Twitter/XOfficial source15 days ago
Fatima Payman

““Consistent with longstanding practice, the Department…does not disclose information about the business and o…

Twitter/XOfficial source16 days ago
Pauline Hanson

One Nation believes self-reliance starts with producing more of what we need here at home. Australia should…

Twitter/XOfficial source17 days ago
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Anthony Albanese

More women in science and technology is good for Australia. These young Australians in the Khuda Women in STE…

Twitter/XOfficial source18 days ago
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David Shoebridge

If this government was serious about accountability it would be building an independent AI regulator with real…

Twitter/XOfficial source18 days ago
Angus Taylor

It was a pleasure to meet with Prime Minister @narendramodi in Melbourne today on behalf of the Coalition to d…

Twitter/XOfficial source23 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

Media statement: Australian uranium good enough for India but not us Labor’s energy hypocrisy has ramped up…

Twitter/XOfficial source23 days ago
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Malcolm Roberts

India is moving towards nuclear energy to provide cheap, reliable energy to their people and to support the ne…

Twitter/XOfficial source24 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

Fertiliser is one of the hidden costs behind high grocery prices. Farmers need it to grow bigger, stronger c…

Twitter/XOfficial source24 days ago
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Malcolm Roberts

During the June Estimates sessions, I exposed a regulator unwilling to confront the obvious – thousands of coa…

Twitter/XOfficial source25 days ago
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Anne Webster

Proud to celebrate Cohuna's upgraded airstrip, a $2.57 million project funded by the former Coalition Governme…

Twitter/XOfficial source25 days ago
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David Shoebridge

There are three powerful reasons to finalise the complaints. First, people in these most senior roles must be…

Twitter/XOfficial source25 days ago
Pauline Hanson

Australia cannot have cheaper groceries if it keeps making transport more expensive. Diesel powers the tract…

Twitter/XOfficial source25 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

One Nation will bring grocery prices down by cutting the energy costs built into every loaf of bread, carton o…

Twitter/XOfficial source26 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

Every trip to the supermarket is getting harder for Australian families. A major reason is the cost of electri…

Twitter/XOfficial source26 days ago
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Anne Webster

If a Coalition PM had said this, Labor would demand resignations. Anthony Albanese should apologise to Austral…

Twitter/XOfficial source27 days ago
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David Shoebridge

It is in the interests of every country that touches the Pacific to deescalate the regional arms race and to o…

Twitter/XOfficial source27 days ago

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