Australian LNG

Thank god, other states are fighting off Victoria disease.

Honestly, we couldn’t cook a snag at a barbie, these days.

In July last year, Stage Three tax cuts delivered the average household $2.200 per annum.

Australian inflation is rapidly becoming a one-trick pony as energy price hikes devour everything in their path.

Perhaps the most enduring mystery dogging the Albanese government is why it has taken no action to reduce gas prices.

While most of Labor is lost on Planet Gaza, Jenny George is focused on what matters.

You know it’s bad when major miners play second fiddle to the gas cartel.

As we know, Australia’s East Coast already has a suite of secretly subsidised coal power stations in NSW, VIC and QLD to go alongside heavily subsidised renewables.

You do not have this high an agreement on whether the Earth is round.

Ian Verrender at the ABC is blunt.

Victoria has had the cheapest energy on the East Coast for many years.

We know that we are wrecking our economy with crazy high gas prices.

Honestly, if everybody is happy to take this, then they deserve it.

As we know, Australia hates Donald Trump in part because of his stance on climate change.

Treasurer Jim “chicken” Chalmers is already plotting your next power bill shock.

There is no end to Victoria’s disease when it comes to energy.

This is why.

For that is what they are.

It’s Groundhog Day for Aussie households.

Over the weekend, OPEC+ production was raised of 548,000 barrels per day (bpd) for August, above the initial projection of 411,000 bpd.

As the gas cartel unleashes another energy shock… There is nothing it will not destroy in due course.

This is the worst government of my lifetime, and that is saying something.

The gas cartel’s corrupt mouthpiece, the Grattan Institute, is facing more backlash over its idiotic gas ban taken up by an even more stupid Allan government.

News.com.au reports that Victoria has relaxed its gas phase-out plan, allowing owner-occupiers to continue using gas heaters and reaffirming that businesses can keep gas running in existing commercial buildings: The state will still push ahead with reforms that will make all new homes and most new commercial buildings electric only from 2027.