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Friday, 17 July 2026
Minister Ayres addressed a WA Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA breakfast.[Full Text]
Minerals Council CEO Constable discussed Pilbara strike/trade on ABC Perth.[Full Text]
The Net Zero Economy Authority invited comment on draft plans for two former Hunter mine sites.[Full Text]
Minister Wells discussed Tasmanian mobile coverage on 7XS.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Webster said the Telstra outage highlights the need for reliable telecommunications.[Full Text]
The ACF issued a statement on data centres' energy use.[Full Text]
Human Rights Commissioner Finlay issued an oped: 'Human Rights Belong at the Centre of Australia's AI Future'.[Full Text]
Angus Taylor and Shadow Minister Hume discussed economy, tax, energy, housing, NDIS, Hanson/Robinson and Moira Deeming at a doorstop.[Full Text]
Mr Taylor discussed politics, economy, housing, tobacco tax and personal topics on Triple M.[Full Text]
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