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Nuclear won’t deliver the lowest-cost energy system

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    Rooftop solar and distributed energy resources will deliver the cheapest form of energy whereas nuclear energy will likely be too expensive and slow to solve any problems for Australia, said Rewiring Australia founder and chief scientist Dr Saul Griffith.   “A lowest cost energy system will maximise rooftop solar and distributed energy resources, … Continued

Asmar restrained from carrying out duties of branch secretary

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The National Health Services Union (HSU) has secured a significant legal victory in the Federal Court, with Health Workers Union (HWU) Secretary Diana Asmar restrained from carrying out any duties of branch secretary, meaning she effectively is stood aside from her position.   The Federal Court has also reinstated two employees who were stood down.  … Continued

Talent alert: Coalition’s nuclear scheme risks higher power bills, more climate pollution and the safety of our communities

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December 13, 2024   Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s nuclear proposal will cost Australians dearly – wasting money, time and energy we can’t afford while doing nothing to lower people’s power bills or cut climate pollution today.    Further details from the Coalition, to be released today, fail to explain the costs of keeping Australia’s coal-fired … Continued

New study reveals NDIS reforms penalise NDIS clients

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A new survey has revealed that many National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) clients, who are dependent on the now excluded qualified Remedial Massage Therapists and Myotherapists to maintain their health and well-being, will be worse off under the new Supports rules. Ann Davey, CEO Massage & Myotherapy Australia said that the results provide a very … Continued

Community Rallies to Save Cootamundra Hospital Services

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The Murrumbidgee community will launch a major campaign to oppose cuts to Cootamundra Hospital services at a public rally this Saturday, December 14th. The campaign launch will take place at 10am at Jubilee Park, Cootamundra, with State Member for Cootamundra, Ms Steph Cooke MP, Cootamundra-Gundagai Mayor, Abb McAlister, and Deputy Mayor Rosalind Wight in attendance. … Continued

New study reveals NDIS reforms penalise NDIS clients

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A new survey has revealed that many National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) clients, who are dependent on the now excluded qualified Remedial Massage Therapists and Myotherapists to maintain their health and well-being, will be worse off under the new Supports rules. Ann Davey, CEO Massage & Myotherapy Australia said that the results provide a very … Continued

Western suburbs community protest Tarneit

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Media release: Second train station protest planned as communities escalate for bus reform in Melbourne’s west  On Wednesday 11th December at 5pm, local residents from Tarneit and surrounding suburbs will gather at Tarneit train station to protest the lack of buses in the area. After petitioning their local MPs and receiving no commitments to improve … Continued

Mining and Energy Union to appear before Inquiry Into Nuclear Power Generation in Australia in Muswellbrook

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Representatives from the MEU Northern Mining and NSW Energy District will appear at a public hearing in Muswellbrook for the Inquiry Into Nuclear Power Generation in Australia today. District President, Robin Williams will appear before the Inquiry to tell the House Select Committee on Nuclear Energy that the timeline does not stack up for coal-fired … Continued