29 April 2024 Topics: Grattan Institute report into renewables EO&E Chris Kenny: I want to get back to our national energy self-harm. A new report has come out today from the Grattan Institute showing that, guess what, hey what, the Federal Government is stuffing up this so-called energy transition, this transition to renewables. Jonathon [...]
29 April 2024 Topics: Antarctic funding inquiry E&OE Richard Perno: It's the end of the public hearings for the Antarctic inquiry relating to the funding for the Antarctic Division. Seems a remote piece of ice down the south of Tasmania. The man that's been looking after this, the Shadow Minister for the Environment, Fisheries [...]
26 April 2024 Topics: UN plastics conference, single use plastic, EDO funding E&OE Tom Connell: We were just in that story, of course, detailing a push to try to reduce plastic use around the world and drastically change how we're dealing with plastic waste as well. Joining me now, Shadow Environment Minister Jonathon Duniam, [...]
24 April 2024 Topics: age verification on social media, federal income taxes higher under Labor, Labor’s protectionism under the Made in Australia plan, skyrocketing EV prices Peta Credlin: My panel first, Shadow Environment Minister Jonathon Duniam and columnist with The Spectator, Terry Barnes. Well, welcome to you both. I want to touch back, if [...]
24 April 2024 Topics: Antarctic funding inquiry E&OE Senator Duniam: We've come to the end of the public hearings for the Antarctic Inquiry relating to the funding for the Antarctic Division. And there are a great many troubling findings that I'm sure we'll talk about in the committee report. The fact that we don't [...]
19 April 2024 Topics: Federal Environment Protection Agency, Tanya Plibersek’s disastrous environmental law changes E&OE Matt Doran: Earlier this week, the Federal Government unveiled some changes to environmental laws and the issue probably didn't get as much attention as it otherwise would have, given the national focus on the shock and grief flowing from those [...]
18 April 2024 Topics: Federal Environment Protection Agency, Tanya Plibersek’s disastrous environmental law changes, Toondah Harbour E&OE Bill McDonald: Is this a win for our environment or another example of project shifting, bureaucracy, delays? Joining us this morning to discuss it is Shadow Minister for the Environment, Senator Jonathon Duniam. Jonathon, good morning to [...]
17 April 2024 Tanya Plibersek’s environmental reform program has been lambasted by Senators and environmental stakeholders at a Senate hearing in Canberra today as questions over timelines and the nature of her scaled-back reforms continue to mount. Shadow Environment Minister Jonno Duniam questioned whether we would see any legislation before the next election: “Tanya Plibersek [...]
17 April 2024 Ben Fordham: Now we warned you about this. More green tape is on the way. The Federal Environment Minister, Tanya Plibersek, has unveiled the new environmental watchdog. The Albanese Government will introduce plans for a federal Environmental Protection Agency, and the Federal EPA will act as an independent arm to enforce decisions [...]
16 April 2024 Topics: Federal Environment Protection Agency, Tanya Plibersek’s disastrous environmental law changes E&OE Senator Duniam: Two years after the last Federal election, we were promised laws that would make it better for the environment, better for business and laws that would be in the Parliament by the end of 2023. The Labor Government [...]