This week the NT Government has been spruiking the first gas flows coming from fracking in the Beetaloo Basin – claiming that development of the Beetaloo is “forecast to generate more than $17 billion in economic value over the next two decades and support more than 13,000 jobs by 2040”. But a closer look at the numbers reveals they are cherry-picked and misconstrued from a nine-year-old report. 

Mining giant BHP has reported an after-tax profit of US$9.83 billion – a 9% increase on the previous year – while at the same time pocketing around $548 million in rebates under the Fuel Tax Credit (FTC) Scheme, annual financial results released today show.

A letter from senior doctors at Darwin’s main hospital – warning the Territory’s Chief Minister about the health risks of carcinogenic emissions from LNG processing near populated areas – was left with no meaningful action for two years.

A Deloitte report commissioned by Woodside exaggerates the economic benefits of the Browse to North West Shelf gas project and excludes colossal climate costs.

The latest data published by the CER shows industrial emitters relying heavily on the use of offsets to meet emissions reductions under the Safeguard Mechanism, rather than investing in long-term, systemic reductions in onsite emissions.

Climate Integrity is calling for an end to political donations from the fossil fuel industry as the latest Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) data shows millions of dollars from coal and gas companies and lobby groups funded election campaigns in the lead up to the 2025 Federal election. 

A new carbon credit platform, Aetium, appears to be misleading consumers about the environmental benefits of its carbon credit scheme.

EY’s 2023 report for Australian Energy Producers (AEP) misrepresented Australia’s gas future as “Paris” and “net zero” aligned, using selective data, non-existent scenarios, and assumptions that defy climate science.