Mining and manufacturing companies are set to receive tax breaks under Labor’s decarbonisation policy, as tax incentives for renewable hydrogen production and critical minerals processing have passed the Senate with Greens’ amendments. The bill, part of Labor’s $22.7 billion Future Made in Australia manufacturing policy, aims to support clean energy projects and create jobs for the decarbonisation transition. The government’s deal with the Greens has led to accusations of a “dirty deal” by the Coalition, who opposed the legislation.
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Police appeal after man ‘made anti-Semitic threats’ in hospital elevator
Police in Sydney are searching for a man who allegedly made anti-Semitic threats inside an elevator at St George Hospital. The man entered the elevator and directed the comments towards another passenger, prompting a police investigation. Authorities have released CCTV images of the man, described as being in his 20s or 30s with brown curly hair and a beard, wearing a grey T-shirt, blue shorts, and black shoes. Anyone with information is urged to contact...
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