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No Premier Evidently, we are not all in this together

No Premier Evidently, we are not all in this together
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If it s technology not taxes, where s the funding from?

If it’s technology not taxes, where’s the funding from? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss April 26, 2021 — 12.05am Save Normal text size Credit: For how long is Australia going to buy the Prime Minister’s increasingly tired old saw, “technology not taxes” (“Industry leaves PM behind on emissions”, April 24-25)?With Scott Morrison offering the presidential summit to spend $539 million on new “clean” energy projects, including $263 million for the thoroughly dodgy carbon capture and storage dream, I have to ask: who’s paying? And the answer is me, via my taxes. So taxes are certainly involved. Wasn’t this a government that promised to get the budget back in the black? Wouldn’t it be far more effective to tax the polluters and boost the budget rather than tax us to pay off the polluters?

For all victims, Parliament assault must be resolved

For all victims, Parliament assault must be resolved We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss February 17, 2021 12.05am Normal text size Credit:SMH/The Age A young woman, allegedly assaulted in March 2019, brushed aside in order to keep her job (“Ex-staffer says rape claim was dismissed”, February 16). If our government can’t speedily handle this claim it’s no wonder so many victims are reluctant to come forward. Denis Suttling, Newport Beach The issue is not so much that the Liberal Party has a “woman problem” but that the Coalition government has an issue with morality – not just sexual morality.

Emission impossible unless political climate changes

Emission impossible unless political climate changes January 29, 2021 — 12.05am Save Normal text size Credit: Most thinking people could not fail to be alarmed by John Hewson’s article about Australia’s emissions targets’ catastrophe. Scott Morrison is captive to both his backbench and the fossil fuel lobby he will continue to do nothing to address the issue (“Emissions verdict is catastrophic”, January 28). To make matters worse, although the government is very vulnerable on its lack of a climate change policy, Anthony Albanese is ineffective in highlighting this failing and its consequences. Perhaps the only thing that will force our recalcitrant politicians to act is the likelihood of a carbon border tax being introduced by the EU and the inevitability that the USA will follow suit.

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