Caitlyn Rintoul
Federal Political Reporter at The West Australian
Federal Political Reporter at The Sunday Times (Western Australia)
Federal Political Reporter with The @WestAustralian & The Sunday Times for @SevenWestMedia. Canberra-based, from rural WA🌾 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul |Jessica Page
Murray Watt has approved Woodside Energy’s 50-year extension of the contentious North West Shelf gas project. The Environment Minister gave the go-ahead for the project on Wednesday subject to strict conditions. The proposed decision and imposed conditions will now be put before Woodside which has 10 days to respond before a final decision is made by Senator Watt.
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1 week ago |
pilbaranews.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul |Jessica Page
Murray Watt has approved Woodside Energy’s 50-year extension of the North West Shelf gas project. The Environment Minister gave the go-ahead for the project on Wednesday subject to strict conditions around cultural heritage management and air quality. The proposed decision and imposed conditions will now be put before Woodside which has 10 days to respond before a final decision is made by Senator Watt.
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1 week ago |
thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul
Nationals Leader David Littleproud has signalled a Coalition deal could be soon struck after “very encouraging” discussions with new Liberal leader Sussan Ley. Ms Ley had presented Mr Littleproud with their response to the National’s ley policy demands when the pair met on Monday afternoon. It followed a tumultuous week after Mr Littleproud walked away from the partnership on Tuesday over a lack of guarantee on the policies before returning to the negotiation table on Thursday.
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1 week ago |
thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul
Anthony Albanese has defended the nation’s reliance on gas days out from the deadline to decide the future of the North West Shelf extension, saying “you can’t have renewables unless you have firming capacity.”Mr Albanese’s comments came when asked how he could “justify” extending the project 20 years beyond the 2050 net zero target, while speaking about climate change’s role in worsening natural disasters such as the recent floods in NSW.
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2 weeks ago |
thewest.com.au | Caitlyn Rintoul
The Coalition split may prove short-lived, with the Liberals and Nationals now brokering peace talks in Canberra. Nationals leader David Littleproud confirmed Liberal leader Sussan Ley had agreed to stand down their expected announcements on party room appointments after a morning meeting. Mr Littleproud announced on Monday he would walk away from the parties’ long-standing partnership without four key policies etched into a renewed Coalition agreement.
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