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2013/05/13 05:55
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Know this: 'no plans' are weasel words
The Sydney Morning Heraldon Monday reported that an upper house committee containing three state Coalition MPs had recommended national parks be open to logging. The government's response to the...
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Barry O'Farrell Chris Hartcher Labor government the Herald Andrew Stoner
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2013/05/12 14:49
2013/05/12 14:49
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Labor's helping hand led to $1b yield
Championing the cause: Ian Macdonald. Photo: Rob Homer Former resources minister Ian Macdonald introduced legislation which overruled the highest court in NSW and resulted in a $1 billion windfall to...
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Ian MacDonald Alan Fang Eddie Obeid Independent Commission Against Corruption Moses
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2013/05/02 14:46
2013/05/02 14:46
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Million-dollar makeover for Central Coast communi...
MORE than $1 million is being shared between 55 Central Coast community projects as part of the State Government's Community Building Partnership program. Central Coast Minister and Terrigal state...
State Government Chris Hartcher
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2013/04/26 02:28
2013/04/26 02:28
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Protection hiked for NSW power users
NSW residents will receive greater consumer protection from power providers when the state implements reforms under the National Energy Customer Framework. From July 1, the NSW government will...
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2013/04/23 12:55
2013/04/23 12:55
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Drop in electricity price but gas spirals
AFTER two years of double-digit electricity price rises, the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) yesterday offered some good news for consumers. IPART released its proposed average...
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Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal Chris Hartcher Peter Boxall Sydney Public Interest Advocacy Centre
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2013/04/23 09:55
2013/04/23 09:55
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3pc rise beats last year’s 18
FINALLY, some good news for NSW electricity consumers. The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) yesterday announced the average electricity price rise for the next financial year would...
Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal Chris Hartcher
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2013/04/22 07:26
2013/04/22 07:26
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Terrigal
A high school teacher has been found guilty of assault after daring a group of year seven students on the New South Wales central coast to hold dry ice in their bare hands. A magistrate has adjourned...
Tony Abbott Brisbane Gosford Council Liberal Party Chris Hartcher
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2013/04/22 02:05
2013/04/22 02:05
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NSW families missing out on rebate
THOUSANDS of eligible NSW families are missing out on a $75 electricity bill rebate, the opposition says. Freedom of Information documents obtained by NSW Labor show that more than nine and a half...
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2013/04/20 14:47
2013/04/20 14:47
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Merger sees power price freeze for NSW electricit...
ELECTRICITY consumers have been spared $1000 in prices rises over the next four years following the merger of the state's three electricity businesses. The merger of Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy and...
2013/04/19 01:17
2013/04/19 01:17
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Essential Energy targets NSW jobs
NSW government-owned corporation Essential Energy is asking 600 staff to consider taking redundancies, the Electrical Trades Union (ETU) says. The ETU says it's seen documents briefing managers to...
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