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We should focus on rooftop solar – Australians love it

Headline price increases of 25 per cent barely tell the story of struggling households at risk of falling behind in the energy transition.

The federal government is facing calls to use the upcoming budget to kickstart efforts to electrify Australian households and wean them off gas to help fight global warming.

Electrification guru Saul Griffith has wired up a budget plan for overhauling Australia's homes and businesses to help cut carbon emissions and energy bills.

With a state election fast approaching in New South Wales, both sides of politics are being urged to commit to replacing the city's ageing RiverCat ferries with electric-powered vessels.

Two Liberal MPs agree with Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ call to discuss superannuation tax breaks, and NT police say Zachary Rolfe, the police officer who fatally shot an Indigenous teenager, will face consequences for what he wrote in a 2500-word open letter. (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that…

It’s a costly exercise, but getting rid of gas-powered products will save not only the planet but Australians’ lives.

His bold ideas caught the eye of the US president. Now inventor Saul Griffith is sparking an energy revolution in Australia, with a goal to create the first all-electric community where households could save $3,000 a year on their energy bills.

Australia's race to net zero will partly be a nationwide home renovation project. And it starts with your hot water system.