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1 month ago | 
antinuclear.net | Rachel Williamson |Christina MacPherson
Coalition’s Canavan forgets he’s backing nuclear, calls for new coal power as election looms RenewEconomy Rachel Williamson, Mar 10, 2025The Coalition just can’t kick its coal habit, with renegade Nationals senator Matt Canavan ignoring the new nuclear talking points to return to his favourite hobby horse: to build new coal power plants. Canavan made his oft-repeated pitch for new coal power on X, citing a move in Wyoming, USA, to gift $10 million in taxpayer funds for a new coal power station.
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1 month ago | 
stockhead.com.au | Rachel Williamson
The former head of Serpentine Technologies has told Stockhead his “highest priority” is ensuring the ASX-listed company he once headed gets the $4.4 million it is allegedly owed by his new start-up. Serpentine — which was founded by Canada-based entrepreneur Neil Patel as interior design marketplace Kabuni — sold most of its assets in October to Mr Patel’s new business, Print The Future.
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1 month ago | 
flipboard.com | Bruce Isaacs |Damien O'Meara |Dennis Altman |Edith Hill |Michelle Arrow |Rachel Williamson | +1 more
NowICC Champions Trophy 2025: India beat New Zealand to face Australia in semiIndia beat New Zealand by 44 runs to set up rerun of the Cricket World Cup final against Australia in last four. Spinner Varun Chakravarthy returned figures of 5-42 as India beat New Zealand by 44 runs to set up a semifinal clash with Australia in cricket’s Champions Trophy.
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2 months ago | 
antinuclear.net | Rachel Williamson |Christina MacPherson
Pro-nuclear lobby group ramps up social media ad spend by nearly 150 pct Rachel Williamson, Feb 6, 2025, https://reneweconomy.com.au/pro-nuclear-lobby-group-ramps-up-social-media-ad-spend-by-nearly-150-pct/#google_vignetteA pro-nuclear lobby group founded by high school student Will Shackel and backed by businessman Dick Smith has boosted its ad spend on Mark Zuckerberg-owned Meta sites by 148 per cent in January, new data has revealed.
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2 months ago | 
dailybulletin.com.au | Rachel Williamson
“Motherhood,” the beleaguered stay-at-home mother of Nightbitch tells us in contemplative voice-over, “is probably the most violent experience a human can have aside from death itself”. Increasingly depicted as a source of frustration, resentment and rage, the film sets out to show motherhood is also far more savage and feral than the anodyne images posted on social media by retrograde tradwives or mumfluencers would have us believe. As Nightbitch puts it, it’s “fucking brutal”.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
tolerance.ca | Rachel Williamson
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
stockhead.com.au | Rachel Williamson
Memphasys (ASX:MEM) directors bought at exactly the right moment last week — just before a 14 per cent spike in the company’s share price. On Friday, the sperm-separator gave Monash IVF its agreed pound of flesh of 4m shares, or $80,000 worth. The share price shot up to 2.5c when investors realised the deal, organised in September last year for Monash’s consulting services, had been done. Scroll down for a who’s who of the $100k+ club.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
stockhead.com.au | Rachel Williamson
Cleantech stocks continue to outperform the wider market, notwithstanding a go-slow on climate and energy policy from the federal government. The Deloitte Australia Clean Tech Index, an index of 93 ASX-listed cleantech companies, rose 7.8 per cent in the September quarter, compared to a 1.1 per cent rise in the ASX 200. The Australian Cleantech 20 rose 6.9 per cent in the quarter. The biggest sector contributors were water and renewable energy.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
stockhead.com.au | Rachel Williamson
No one is smiling anymore at dental group Smiles Inclusive (ASX:SIL), amid news of an investigation into a former CEO’s behaviour and retaliation against the scrappers looking to roll the board. Today the board released its version of events, after former CEO Mike Timoney and former chairman David Herlihy claimed they left with concerns around corporate governance last week. Scroll down for more health sector buzz.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
stockhead.com.au | Rachel Williamson
Here are the key ASX small cap winners at lunchtime on Tuesday, May 21:The ASX Small Ords was down 19.5 points or 0.69 per cent to 2,825.1 at 12.05pm AEST. GOING UPLBT Innovations (ASX:LBT) won big on Tuesday morning saying its half-owned joint venture Clever Culture Systems received FDA clearance for an instrument that can process 200 culture plates an hour and see which are growing bacteria. It was the last hurdle in order to start selling in the US. CCP Technologies (ASX:CT1) was next up.
