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June 12, 2026 How will Australia pay for AUKUS? Submission to AUKUS Public Inquiry by Rod Campbell, Richard Denniss and Jack Thrower
May 29, 2026 Diesel use in Australian mining Mining companies in Australia used almost 8 billion litres of diesel in 2023-24, a quarter of Australia’s total, 3.5 times more than agriculture, and more than all of the... by Matt Saunders, Richard Denniss, Rod Campbell and Jack Thrower
May 21, 2026 Five ongoing facts about gas and tax in Australia New data in the 2026 Federal Budget and Senate gas tax inquiry further demonstrate that Australia needs a gas export tax. Gas is still given away for free. Petroleum... by Rod Campbell and Jack Thrower
May 14, 2026 Beyond Patchwork Reform A New Institutional Architecture for the National Electricity Market by John Quiggin
April 28, 2026 No new gas and coal Practical policies for ending Australia’s production and export of fossil fuels by Rod Campbell, Matt Saunders, Mark Ogge and Louise Morris
April 21, 2026 Taxing gas in Australia and Japan Japan taxes energy imports through its Petroleum and Coal Tax, which raises AUD $8 billion per year on average. Of this $8 billion, around $1.8 billion comes from taxing gas... by Richard Denniss, Rod Campbell and Matt Saunders