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Posted inEnergy, New England, North Coast Surrounds, Politics

All headline, no policy: Nationals Net Zero alternative raises questions

by RK Crosby2 days agoNovember 7, 2025

Locals warn the Nationals move to drop Net Zero risks higher power bills and more pressure on productive farmland.

Posted inEnergy, Environment, Rappville, Richmond Valley

Richmond Valley solar farm approved to power 175,000 homes

by News DeskOctober 15, 2025October 29, 2025

A $1.2 billion solar farm near Rappville has been approved, set to power 175,000 homes, create more than 300 construction jobs and deliver $11 million in community infrastructure funding for the Richmond Valley.

Posted inEnergy, National News, News

Renewables ‘cheapest way’ to meet net-zero grid

by News DeskSeptember 17, 2025

The energy market operator says renewables will be the most cost-effective way of reaching net-zero targets in the grid by 2050.

Posted inEnergy, Federal Politics, Indigenous, News, Politics

Senators claim future gas plan ‘deaf’ to traditional owners’ concerns

by News DeskSeptember 17, 2025

The future gas strategy has been criticised for misrepresenting the views of traditional owners, with calls for an apology from the federal government.

Posted inEnergy, Federal Politics, Local politics, News, Politics

$7.8b to connect REZ to grid

by News DeskSeptember 17, 2025

The NSW and Commonwealth governments have announced a $7.8 billion deal to boost energy infrastructure and connect the renewable energy zones, including the New England REZ, and Snowy 2.0 into […]

Posted inEnergy, Investigation, Local News, News, Uralla, Uralla Shire

Locals benefiting from renewables transition in very direct ways

by RK CrosbyDecember 8, 2024

While much of the focus on building the Renewable Energy Zone has been the land use conflict on our farms, and some farmers cashing in while others miss out, many local residents are also finding ways to benefit directly from the transition to renewable power.

Posted inEnergy, Federal Politics, News, Politics

Bad news for New England as parties set for another election focused on climate

by RK CrosbyJune 4, 2024September 30, 2025

We could be in for another election fought on climate and how the country reaches net-zero as parties hint at policies and strategies a year out from polling day.

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