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Gas users in Victoria are bracing for a supply crunch that regulators warn could hit as soon as this winter as production from historic fields in the Bass Strait dramatically tapers off.

A review of Australia's immigration system could have wide-ranging implications for agriculture, but it won't help illegal workers facing exploitation.

Senior ministers this week have dramatically raised the stakes in the Albanese government’s face-off with gas producers, amid escalating energy prices and dire warnings of worse to come. The question now is: how does the government follow through with effective action to match the rhetoric?

The Met advises members of the public not to approach him

A minister has joined calls for curbs on 'insane' power prices by angrily comparing gas companies to a swam of locusts.

Unions accuse resource minister Madeline King of signing ‘dud deal’ with multinational gas companies

A major union takes aim at the federal government over its gas policy, accusing Labor of risking jobs through a "dud handshake agreement" with exporters.

The PM is courting a business community looking to work with his government – is a grand bargain on wages growth on the cards?

The director of a company that employed Pacific islanders who "absconded" from their work program says he feels "sick" over claims they were induced to break the rules.