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A push to cool Australian cities may inadvertently increase our skin cancer risk, unless we act

Our cities are becoming ever hotter – due to both the way they’re built, as well as climate change and the extreme heat events it brings.

How old, inefficient housing and time-of-use electricity rates are leaving some households worse off

Heating and cooling account for up to 50% of energy use in Australian homes, varying by climate zone and heating technology.

If you’ve got a dark roof, you’re spending almost $700 extra per year to keep your house cool

At present, South Australia is the only state or territory acting on the issue.

Efficient cooling should be the law for rental homes

Poor housing quality, such as lack of insulation, also affects home owners, especially those on low incomes.

Will price caps on coal and gas bring power prices down?

For the next year, coal used in Australia cannot be sold in wholesale markets for more than $125 a tonne. Gas used in Australia cannot be sold in wholesale markets for more than $12 a gigajoule.

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Ben Carroll warns Albanese migration cuts could hurt Victoria and send ‘wrong signals’ to India and China

Victoria recorded about 322,000 international enrolments during the year, accounting for 30.5 per cent of international enrolments nationally.

‘Visiting Melbourne’s west? Ask ‘Namaste Westside’ to find Dal makhani, jalebi, temples, cafés and weekend plans

“Our Indian Australian community has helped shape Melbourne’s west, and this is a great way of connecting visitors with local experiences that make our region special.”

Mother stops to help stranger — seven-month-old baby allegedly taken, then left on highway near Swan Hill

Police detectives arrested a 51-year-old Swan Hill man several hours later.
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