Midnight Mania! Heavyweight Jon Jones ‘is going to be a problem’ once focus shifts back to martial arts
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Welcome to Midnight Mania!
Jon Jones’ next step is unclear. UFC is unwilling and/or unable to meet his salary demands regarding a highly anticipated match up opposite Francis Ngannou, so for the moment, that bout isn’t happening. Recently, it was revealed that Jones was offered former champ Stipe Miocic in a clear-cut title eliminator, but Jones declined the bout in a series of since-deleted Tweets. In short, Jones appears very willing to play the waiting game. Related
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Dr John
Coyne, Head of Northern Australia Strategic Policy
Centre, Head of Strategic Policing and Law Enforcement,
Australian Strategic Policy Institute
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Dr Jennifer
Yan, Senior Research Fellow, Menzies School of
Health Research; Paediatrician and Infectious Diseases
Specialist, Royal Darwin Hospital
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Dr Joshua
Francis, Senior Research Fellow, Menzies School of
Health Research; Paediatrician and Infectious Diseases
Specialist, Royal Darwin Hospital
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Brendon Grylls, Director,
Brendon Grylls Group
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Resources Minister vetoes $280m loan for green energy hub
Federal Resources Minister Keith Pitt has vetoed public funding of a wind farm and battery project at Kaban in far north Queensland, as it is ‘inconsistent with the objectives and policies of the Commonwealth’.
The Kaban green energy hub was scheduled to be constructed at a location 80km south-west of major regional town Cairns. Federal Government agency Northern Australian Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) had previously approved $280 million in funding for the initiative to go ahead.
Proponents Neoen Australia had estimated this would deliver up to $461 in electricity savings for consumers in far North Queensland for the duration of the project, which had initially landed them approval for public funding. The project was set to include a 157 MW wind farm and 100 MW battery, a 320km transmission line upgrade and 247 jobs during construction as well as five ongoing positions.