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MPs plan to withdraw from solar panel scheme

A support withdrawal from NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell is expected from the minor party MPS upon his proposal cut down solar panels incentive scheme that upsurged in cost from $355 million to $1.9 billion.

EPA approves new coal-fired power plant

The Environment Protection Agency or EPA has approved a new coal-fired power plant, which will use gas from brown coal and natural gas to produce electricity, in eastern Victoria.

Australian stargazers spot dark energy

Observations of more than 200,000 galaxies made with the Anglo-Australian Telescope in eastern Australia have shown that “dark energy” is real and not a mistake in Einstein’s conception of gravity.

Barnett laughs at Gilliard’s budget cautions

Western Australia Premier Colin Barnett laughed at the caution posed by the federal government that it will lose funding for major projects after using its budget to lift royalty rates.

Westfarmers ignores shareholders

Wesfarmers (ASX: WES) has denied a plea from a group of its shareholders to put an end to Coles’ cut-price milk and dairy campaign.

Changes in the deal bring asylum seekers to 'twilight zone'

As the government plans to enforce a two-tier policy to stop boats carrying asylum-seekers, the opposition says asylum-seekers are now in a “twilight zone” on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island, with a distant chance to resettle in Australia.

Gillard building skilled workforce in SA

The Australian Government has invested $8.2 million towards the development of a state of the art training centre, which will allow civil construction students to train using technologically advanced simulators.

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