David Prestipino
business + lifestyle journalist : wine writer : twin papa : unearthing crooks, gems + corks in the ocean
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theibr.com.au | David Prestipino
Remote First Nations communities are increasingly using renewable energy infrastructure to address chronic power insecurity, drawing investor interest while reducing long-term operating costs for governments and utilities. In the Northern Territory, far north Queensland, WA's Kimberley region, and the APY lands of South Australia, energy customers – predominantly Indigenous households – have historically relied on prepaid electricity systems and diesel generators.
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nit.com.au | David Prestipino
Remote First Nations communities are increasingly using renewable energy infrastructure to address chronic power insecurity, drawing investor interest while reducing long-term operating costs for governments and utilities. In the Northern Territory, far north Queensland, WA's Kimberley region, and the APY lands of South Australia, energy customers – predominantly Indigenous households – have historically relied on prepaid electricity systems and diesel generators.
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nit.com.au | David Prestipino |Giovanni Torre |Phoebe Blogg
In her former years, Wiradjuri artist Lauren Freestone's dad's house was like "his own little gallery", though she didn't envisage herself going down a similar path - let alone making it her career when faced with a "now or never" moment. Freestone has grown her business - Freestone Art, inspired by her coastal homes and ties to Wiradjuri Country to create one-off original works, canvas pieces, prints and collaborations with other brands.
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nit.com.au | David Prestipino |Giovanni Torre |Phoebe Blogg
From June, majority Aboriginal-owned vehicle hire business Waru will grow their work in WA's Pilbara with an international sector heavyweight. Waru deliver tailored vehicle hire solutions across local industry in the region - including mining, defence, private and government sectors, last year winning Aboriginal Enterprises In Mining Energy And Exploration (AEMEE) award for Indigenous New Business of the Year.
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nit.com.au | Giovanni Torre |David Prestipino
Wiradjuri man and Labor MP for Robertson has retained his seat on the New South Wales Central Coast to secure a second term in Parliament. Reid gained a 8.58 per cent two candidate preferred swing, per AEC as of 9:50pm AEST on Saturday, on a night where Labor swept into victory. In the 2022 election, Dr Reid, a former emergency doctor in the region, won his first term with a 2.2 per cent margin, regained the seat for Labor for the first time since losing to the Liberal Party in 2013.
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