Energy
Phillip Coorey
Ranga energy drives day of authority and star exposure
Phillip Coorey JULIA GILLARD is on a mission.
Jerril Rechter
Call time on dangerous energy drinks
Jerril Rechter Why do alcohol companies continue to make high-potency alcopops that are marketed to appeal to those at most risk - young people?
John Fitzgerald
Distillers must take responsibility for their boozy energy drinks
John Fitzgerald The lines between big tobacco and alcohol are beginning to blur.
Ban Ki-moon
Rio presents our chance to create a new energy future
Ban Ki-moon Next week, world leaders gather for a momentous occasion - the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro.
John Williams
The Rio dilemma: how to generate green energy, and share it fairly
John Williams Lenore Taylor's recent articles raise one of the two critical decisions confronting humanity about the energy-climate change dilemma.
Ross Cameron
Good intentions but clean energy price too high
Ross Cameron There are few things more dangerous than a bad policy built on good intentions. Communism springs to mind ("commune" is such a lovely word).
Nick Minchin
All can agree on green energy, but the rest is alarmist
Nick Minchin When the film producer Simon Nasht approached me about taking part in a documentary on climate change for ABC TV, I was just a little sceptical.
Elizabeth Farrelly
Clean energy alternatives to allay Big Coal's flood of tears
Elizabeth Farrelly To blame Bob Brown is to shoot the messenger. As we ache for Queensland's losses and rightly look to recovery, we must also heed the cataclysm's larger lesson.
Geoff Strong
Too long the villain, nuclear industry needs to put some energy into PR
Geoff Strong What has gone so wrong that it's the byword for evil in popular culture?
Making a poll win a breeze
John Warhurst Pressure groups and organised interests are the weathervanes of political shifts.
Abbott's new election effort is by the book
Jacqueline Maley All writers know that books are like children. So it was no surprise that when Opposition Leader and author Tony Abbott faced the media on Monday, he clutched his latest literary creation to his...
Plenty of decisions to be made and a bit of vision would help
James Brown, Rory Medcalf Fast, good, and cheap - the government unveils a defence policy on Friday aiming for all three.
Seven strategies to rally the nation's fortunes
Matthew Kidman Is Tony Abbott about to become the single most important driver of the Australian share market?
The Zone transcript: Mark Triffitt
Michael Short Michael Short speaks with Mark Triffitt, long-time politics and policy thinker.
Hugh Mackay
Nostalgia for Kevin 07 does not a mandate make
Hugh Mackay A political week that promised high drama ended in low farce. Rudd was denied his Second Coming.
Analysis
No time for Napthine to smell roses
Josh Gordon Denis Napthine might take a measure of comfort knowing that voters have - more or less - backed his party's decision to make him leader.
Odds shorten on PM's little mate
Paul Sheehan The media's obsession with Kevin Rudd may be missing the point. Shorten may be the better bet.
Remember voters, you can steer Australia's future
Katharine Murphy Politics is itself devaluing the currency of leadership in some attempt to remain one step ahead of opinion polls.
Sean Nicholls
High pressure at work behind coal seam gas
Sean Nicholls Volleys of brickbats and bouquets have been hurled in Barry O'Farrell's direction in roughly equal measure following the decision to quarantine residential areas and sensitive industry clusters from...
The hostile pen is mightier than a well-aimed Taser
Anson Cameron The conservative columnists have had disappointment and frustration to feed off since 2007.
