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Potential for first Australian oil refinery in 60 years as treasurer braces for inflation from Middle East war

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By Patrick Commins, Dan Jervis-Bardy Verified
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Patrick Commins and Dan Jervis-Bardy Australia's first new oil refinery in 60 years could be built in Western Australia under the Albanese government's long-term strategy to shield the country from future global oil shocks. The commonwealth and the WA government will fund a $4m early-stage feasibility study into construction of what would be the country's third large-scale petrol refinery.
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As One Nation surges in the polls, why are the Greens being left behind?

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By Sarah Basford Canales Verified, Dan Jervis-Bardy Verified
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As the Greens fight for relevance, does One Nation have the answer they're looking for?

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By Sarah Basford Canales Verified, Dan Jervis-Bardy Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Sarah Basford Canales and Dan Jervis-Bardy The UK Greens leader, Zack Polanski, had a simple message for his Australian counterparts : connect with people's anger. “I think sometimes we rush to hope, we rush to solutions, so we don't quite connect in the same way,” Polanski told the Victorian Greens campaign conference in May. Anger – or frustration – with the political establishment has been steadily growing within Australia, as it has in the UK, generating an appetite for alternatives.
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