Australian LNG

Two things are happening today that show just how broken Australia is.

This deal is the worst-case scenario for Aussie gas: The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company’s international investment arm and its partners were given a second extension on Monday to continue conducting exclusive due diligence of Adelaide-based energy giant Santos – more than two months after their non-binding takeover agreement was reached in June.

Are we getting somewhere?

The Herald Sun has another frustrating gas debate today.

APA Group with the news.

RBA interest rates have so far delivered roughly $500 per month in relief to the average mortgage.

Market Forces is some kind of green money lobbyist.

Will Idiot Albo and Chicken Chalmers do something?

Last week, we witnessed the seemingly extraordinary when the East Coast gas export cartel suddenly turned on itself, demanding the domestic reservation of Aussie gas.

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.