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Friday, 2 October 2026
Minister Ayres discussed smelter supports, AI and FlyDubai on ABC24.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Sharma discussed FlyDubai, inflation and Wong/West Bank on News24.[Full Text]
The Menzies issued 'The intergenerational report comes with a confidence detached from reality'.[Full Text]
Ministers Ayres, Charlton and Thistlethwaite announced $12.3m for six Critical Technologies Challenge grants.[Full Text]
Minister Madeleine King issued a commentary on the resources and energy quarterly (see 2nd ed).[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Hastie issued a commentary on the Bell Bay support.[Full Text]
Greens Senator Hodgins-May called on Labor to reject a Hunter coalmine expansion before COP31.[Full Text]
AEMO is updating its NEM Dashboard.[Full Text]
The Society of Plastics Engineers said proposed packaging regulations have raised concerns across the plastics and recycling industries.[Full Text]
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