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A new study has found how fast some of the most iconic seabirds of the southern hemisphere fly but not how high, leaving a data gap for offshore wind developers

One of the Australia's biggest battery projects – and one of the first eight-hour batteries -is making some key adjustments to design, including in power capacity.

Morgan Stanley with the note. The uncertainty of application of tariffs is one reason we have continually called for patience to see the affect of tariffs in hard data. Our models predict that inflation will take approximately four months to see the full effects of tariffs and potentially even eight moths for growth to react

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Just imagine. You are a younger Australian, perhaps nearing the end of secondary school or nearing the completion of your university degree. Perhaps you are beavering away as a young tradie, have a half-decent gig with a large retailer, or are considering joining the freelance circuit as an IT or healthcare specialist. Odds are, you

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With the release of the latest labour account figures, it was revealed that the total number of filled jobs in the economy contracted for the first time since the March quarter of 2021. In the years since the Global Financial Crisis and in particular since the onset of the pandemic, the Australian economy has become

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Stocks only go up is back. The Market Ear. Nets caught up Net leverage for hedge funds have kind of caught up with gross leverage – when looking from a percentile perspective. We have now arrived at generally “stretched” levels. Source: JPM PI More on the addition in net The net leverage climb steadily over

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Be careful what you vote for. The Australian. Anthony Albanese has given a speech that will heighten fears of a growing strategic and political disconnect between Australia and Washington. …“Our alliance with the US ought to be remembered as a product of Curtin’s leadership in defence and foreign policy, not the extent of it,” he

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Friday night was a subdued session as Wall Street was closed for the (last?) 4th of July celebration while European shares took a drop as the expectations of entrenched tariffs from the Trump regime’s deadline this week look set. The early and surprisingly upbeat NFP print gave the USD a small reprieve in the previous

The post Macro Morning appeared first on MacroBusiness.

After the federal election on 3 May, dissection of the Liberals’ turmoil received top billing.

But there has also been a “get the Greens” movement. Everybody has been piling on. The Greens are too extreme on everything. The brawl is of deeper significance.

Gaza as Exhibit A. The Greens have been too extreme on Gaza, say the Libs and Labor and their acolytes and the pundits.

THE FOLLOWING PAPER BY JUDITH CURRY (and Harry DeAngelo) IS THE NEXT STEP IN CLIMATE CHANGE DENIAL. YES GLOBAL WARMING IS HAPPENING BUT IT’S NOT AS BAD AS THE ALARMIST WOULD LIKE YOU TO THINK. DOING ANYTHING TOWARDS NET ZERO WILL BE CATASTROPHIC FOR THE ECONOMY AND WILL HAVE VERY LITTLE IMPACT ON THE CLIMATE… GUS LEONISKY Inc. CHALLENGES THIS VIEW. MY COMMENTS AT THE END.

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