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Doorstop with Tasmanian Premier, Will Hodgman, Poatina Power Station, Tasmania
13 December 2018
STEPHEN DAVY: Good morning and welcome to Poatina Power Station. First of all, I'd like to pay my respects to the Traditional Owners of this land and their leaders, past, present and emerging. Here at Poatina, we're at a site that's very important in our history. Great Lake was the site of our first large-scale hydro power about 100 years ago, and that power station in Waddamana was decommissioned when Poatina was built 50 years ago, and Poatina now uses the water at Great Lake. And that water then ends up in Launceston down the Cataract Gorge.
Interview - Radio 5AA Adelaide
12 December 2018
The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Hon Karen Andrews MP, was interviewed by Radio 5AA Adelaide about the new location of the Australian Space Agency.
Interview – ABC Radio Adelaide
12 December 2018
The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Hon Karen Andrews MP, was interviewed by ABC Radio Adelaide on the new location of the Australian Space Agency.
Interview - Channel 9 The Today Show
12 December 2018
The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Hon Karen Andrews MP, was interviewed by Channel 9 The Today Show on the new location of the Australian Space Agency.
Interview with Elysse Morgan, The Business, ABC News
11 December 2018
ELYSSE MORGAN: The government has committed to bringing down power prices for consumers - but what does the Energy Minister, Angus Taylor, consider a fair price for power? And what about profits? The government has slammed power companies for making too much - but its own energy firm, Red Energy, has been making hundreds of millions of dollars too. I spoke with Minister Angus Taylor earlier. Angus Taylor, as I understand it, the divestiture legislation allows the government to force divestiture if it forms the view of excessive profit making.
Interview with Fran Kelly, ABC RN Breakfast
5 December 2018
FRAN KELLY: Angus Taylor is the Federal Minister for Energy - he joins me in the Parliament House studios. Minister, welcome back to RN Breakfast.
ANGUS TAYLOR: Thanks for having me, Fran.
Doorstop Interview Parliament House, Canberra
4 December 2018
Subjects: Lowering power prices
JOSH FRYDENBERG: Good morning. It's good to be here with my friend and parliamentary colleague, Angus Taylor, the Minister for Energy. The Liberal and National Government are standing side by side with Australian families and businesses, not on the side of the energy companies, as we are determined to prohibit misconduct in the energy sector.
Interview with Kieran Gilbert and Laura Jayes, AM Agenda, Sky News
3 December 2018
KIERAN GILBERT: Joining us now is the Energy Minister Angus Taylor. Thanks so much for your time. The former prime minister says it was his intention - and Scott Morrison was aware of that - to go in March, were you aware of that at the time?
Interview with Deb Knight, Today Show, Nine
3 December 2018
DEB KNIGHT: We're joined now by Energy Minister Angus Taylor who is in Canberra for the final sitting week of Parliament. Minister, so much for quitting Parliament for good - this is so damaging from Malcolm Turnbull. Your party's more than mess - it's all-out war.
Launch of the Bureau of Meteorolgy and Australian Energy Market Operator strategic partnership BOM operation centre, Melbourne
30 November 2018
ANGUS TAYLOR: Good morning. It's fantastic to be here at the Bureau of Meteorology Operation Centre with Andrew Johnson from the Bureau and Audrey Zibelman from AEMO to announce a very important strategic partnership between AEMO and the Bureau for a relationship that is crucial and a time when the National Electricity Market is changing dramatically. This partnership will ensure sharing of information, modelling, forecasting at a level and in a way that we haven't been able to do in the past because things are changing.