Media Releases
Joint media release with Minister for Climate Change and Energy the Hon Chris Bowen.
The Albanese Government has secured more Australian gas at reasonable prices for Australia’s east coast gas users, through a new supply deal with Walloons, part of Shell.
Joint media release with Minister for Trade and Tourism, Senator Don Farrell.
Australia and the European Union (EU) have agreed to work more closely together to strengthen the supply of critical minerals which is key to achieving the transition to net zero.
A new digital platform combining detailed datasets from across Australia to provide a unique view of the nation is now live.
The Albanese Government is backing the emerging industries and sectors that will seize the economic opportunities, deliver well-paid jobs and secure a Future Made in Australia as the world shifts to a net zero economy.
The Australian Government has released a medium and long-term strategy that establishes the role gas will play in the transition to net zero by 2050, securing affordable gas for Australia as we move to a more renewable grid, and confirming our commitment to being a reliable trading partner.
Joint media release with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese MP.
The Albanese Government will deliver a generational investment to find new deposits of minerals and sources of energy to help build a Future Made in Australia, as part of a big focus on resources in next week’s Budget.
Joint media release with the Prime Minister the Hon Anthony Albanese MP and Minister for Trade and Tourism, Senator the Hon Don Farrell
The Albanese Government will support a further two major critical minerals projects in Queensland and South Australia, helping deliver the building blocks for a future made in Australia while creating hundreds of jobs and opportunities.
Australia’s resources and energy export earnings are forecast to return to long-term trends over the coming two years on the back of softer world growth and improved supply, but the long-term outlook looks increasingly positive as prices stabilise and demand from India grows.
The Australian Government has agreed to join Landsat Next, the pioneering satellite program led by NASA and the US Geological Survey, which will map and observe the changing surface of the Earth to support mining exploration, monitoring of the Earth’s climate, water and environment, crop and agricultural health, and management of floods, fires and natural disasters.