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It is the first time the government has taken a step towards using the powers it has to limit exports, and it comes at a time when the profits from those exports appear set to surge. Source link

Angus Taylor says the prime minister’s address was “nothing but hot air” as Anthony Albanese prepares to deliver a speech at the National Press Club. Follow live.  Source link

The French president has expressed scepticism about how the key waterway could be reopened as war in the Middle East continues.  Source link

With no realistic end in sight and a whole lot of economic pain still to come, the PM’s decision to make a direct plea to the nation was not one taken lightly. Source link

The prime minister will use a speech at the National Press Club to make his pitch for “urgent” change amid significant international uncertainty caused by the Middle East war. Source link

The prime minister risks criticism for using the rare measure of a national address to urge calm without announcing any new measures.  Source link

Anthony Albanese asks Australians to trade their cars for public transport if they can, while reassuring those who need to drive they can continue to do so amid the global oil crisis. Source link

The AI company’s billionaire boss says he is not trying to convince Australia to change its mind on protecting the copyright of artists. Source link

Australians are expected to throw away 90,000 tonnes of solar panel waste each year by 2030, a federal government hearing has been told. Source link

Pacific nations are not yet suffering large-scale petrol shortages but are already starting to grapple with the economic impacts of the war, with fuel price hikes threatening to drive up inflation. Source link