Rural & Regional Affairs & Transport Committee on 23 March 2021. Senator RENNICK: My questions are regarding the Eastern Australia Agriculture buyback, Mr Metcalfe. I want to quote a part of the actual valuation by Colliers. They summarise in one
Fear has been a tool that governments, and even the ancient civilisations of Egypt, have used to rule over their people, and these days there are people who are fearful of the climate changing enough that it will cause humans
At a time where energy prices are soaring across the nation, it is vital that any projections regarding the cost of different energy sources are based on realistic assumptions, taking into account all relevant factors accurately without bias towards a particular type of energy generation.
At a time when the politics of climate change is more pervasive and polarising than ever before, the EPBC Act should be amended to ensure it remains fit for purpose.
Last night I joined Andrew Bolt to chat about the Bureau of Meteorology revising historical records and data to make today’s temperatures seem hotter.
Despite repeated questions about the BOM’s confidence intervals on both its actual and adjusted records, the BOM refused to provide clear answers.
Topics discussed on today’s panel include Industrial Relations, carbon emissions, jobs and superannuation.
“The biggest hurdle to nuclear energy is some people are still concerned about it…I think that safety concerns, while important, can be addressed and I think it’s definitely an alternative we should consider in our energy mix going forward.”
Mr President, I would like to acknowledge my colleagues in the chamber and special guests in the gallery who are here today. I would also like to thank the people of Queensland and the LNP for the faith they have placed in me to represent them over the next six years.
Rural & Regional Affairs & Transport Committee on 23 March 2021. Senator RENNICK: My questions are regarding the Eastern Australia Agriculture buyback, Mr Metcalfe. I want to quote a part of the actual valuation by Colliers. They summarise in one
Fear has been a tool that governments, and even the ancient civilisations of Egypt, have used to rule over their people, and these days there are people who are fearful of the climate changing enough that it will cause humans
At a time where energy prices are soaring across the nation, it is vital that any projections regarding the cost of different energy sources are based on realistic assumptions, taking into account all relevant factors accurately without bias towards a particular type of energy generation.
At a time when the politics of climate change is more pervasive and polarising than ever before, the EPBC Act should be amended to ensure it remains fit for purpose.
Last night I joined Andrew Bolt to chat about the Bureau of Meteorology revising historical records and data to make today’s temperatures seem hotter.
Despite repeated questions about the BOM’s confidence intervals on both its actual and adjusted records, the BOM refused to provide clear answers.
Topics discussed on today’s panel include Industrial Relations, carbon emissions, jobs and superannuation.
“The biggest hurdle to nuclear energy is some people are still concerned about it…I think that safety concerns, while important, can be addressed and I think it’s definitely an alternative we should consider in our energy mix going forward.”
Mr President, I would like to acknowledge my colleagues in the chamber and special guests in the gallery who are here today. I would also like to thank the people of Queensland and the LNP for the faith they have placed in me to represent them over the next six years.
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