Podcasts about nev power

Mark Beyer and Jordan Murray discuss WA's Crown inquiry, lawyers, Nev Power, COVID-19, Santos and Carnavon Energy, WA's most influential and lobbying firms.

Mark Pownall and Jordan Murray discuss Ukraine, COVID-19, Probuild, Agribusiness, Perth Airport and Qantas legal dispute, Nev Power, Jack Bendat, federal election, oil and gas, and aged care.

In their weekly podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Covid restrictions, Nev Power, gas developments, downstream processing, infrastructure winners, Min Res and other results, plus vacancy rates and a sneak preview of what's in next week's magazine.

In their weekly podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Covid restrictions, Nev Power, gas developments, downstream processing, infrastructure winners, Min Res and other results, plus vacancy rates and a sneak preview of what's in next week's magazine.

The Climactic Collective is thrilled to be able to bring you this special feature, an audio documentary from Jess Fairfax - https://www.jessfairfax.com/ TO FEED TWO BIRDS WITH ONE SCONE An audio documentary by Jess Fairfax Over the past year or so, I have found inspiration in the work of Michel Foucault, who believes in the power of discourse as both “an instrument and an effect of power, but also a hindrance, a stumbling point of resistance and a starting point for an opposing strategy” (Foucault 1998). The dominant discourse our government upholds, preserves an economy powered by fossil fuels, despite the known impacts of global warming. With business as usual brought to a standstill due to COVID-19, and the government looking for ways to stimulate the economy, I felt an urgent need to amplify alternative discourses that point towards a new low carbon economy. Within this documentary you will hear from researchers, farmers and representatives from unions, investor groups and worker cooperatives about the environmental, social and economic impact of climate change and the solutions at hand. The piece also considers how we might shift the way we think of ourselves from consumers to citizens, part of, not separate from, the environment.  Orr (1994) states that we must shift our current paradigm to one that “places us in the web of life as citizens of the biotic community”. Within the piece, I addressed this through using field recordings from various Australian ecosystems as background to the dialogue. I also believe music is an incredibly powerful medium and I composed the soundtrack as a way to bring beauty to conversations around the economy and energy systems. I wove stories my friends told me about their time outdoors during lockdown into the piece. I believe that isolation has instilled a great appreciation in many people of the value of green space for our mental and physical health. I hope this translates into citizen action around the need to preserve and care for the environment. This piece is just the beginning and I encourage feedback, comments, communication, ideas, criticisms and importantly conversations. It is here that the power should be. Here are the links to the interviewee's organisations and publications, along with other references: LUKE SKINNER – Climate Justice Union of WA PETER HOLDING – Farmers for Climate Action EMMA HERD – Investors Group on Climate Change PETRA STOCK- Climate Works Australia DAN MUSIL – Earthworker Cooperative Other References: The Guardian: Business, unions and green groups call for sustainable Covid-19 recovery with clean energy transition The Sydney Morning Herald: Breakthrough moment: Woodside investors revolt on climate change The Australian Financial Review: Coronavirus complicated Woodside's task on LNG The Guardian: COVID Commission boss Nev Power steps back at gas company amid conflict of interest concerns ReNew Economy: Solar, batteries, micro-grids and ISP should be added to Covid-19 response  The Clean Energy Council: Renewables clean energy has the potential to drive covid-19 economic rebuild  The IEA: Put clean energy at the heart of stimulus plans to counter the coronavirus crisis  The Age: ‘Ambitious climate action a double win for economy in Coronavirus recovery' The Conversation: Why it doesn't make sense to ignore climate in our recovery from the pandemic Bibliography: Foucault, Michel (1998) The History of Sexuality: The Will to Knowledge, London, Penguin. See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Climactic Collective is thrilled to be able to bring you this special feature, an audio documentary from Jess Fairfax - https://www.jessfairfax.com/ TO FEED TWO BIRDS WITH ONE SCONE An audio documentary by Jess Fairfax Over the past year or so, I have found inspiration in the work of Michel Foucault, who believes in the power of discourse as both “an instrument and an effect of power, but also a hindrance, a stumbling point of resistance and a starting point for an opposing strategy” (Foucault 1998). The dominant discourse our government upholds, preserves an economy powered by fossil fuels, despite the known impacts of global warming. With business as usual brought to a standstill due to COVID-19, and the government looking for ways to stimulate the economy, I felt an urgent need to amplify alternative discourses that point towards a new low carbon economy. Within this documentary you will hear from researchers, farmers and representatives from unions, investor groups and worker cooperatives about the environmental, social and economic impact of climate change and the solutions at hand. The piece also considers how we might shift the way we think of ourselves from consumers to citizens, part of, not separate from, the environment.  Orr (1994) states that we must shift our current paradigm to one that “places us in the web of life as citizens of the biotic community”. Within the piece, I addressed this through using field recordings from various Australian ecosystems as background to the dialogue. I also believe music is an incredibly powerful medium and I composed the soundtrack as a way to bring beauty to conversations around the economy and energy systems. I wove stories my friends told me about their time outdoors during lockdown into the piece. I believe that isolation has instilled a great appreciation in many people of the value of green space for our mental and physical health. I hope this translates into citizen action around the need to preserve and care for the environment. This piece is just the beginning and I encourage feedback, comments, communication, ideas, criticisms and importantly conversations. It is here that the power should be. Here are the links to the interviewee's organisations and publications, along with other references: LUKE SKINNER – Climate Justice Union of WA PETER HOLDING – Farmers for Climate Action EMMA HERD – Investors Group on Climate Change PETRA STOCK- Climate Works Australia DAN MUSIL – Earthworker Cooperative Other References: The Guardian:Business, unions and green groups call for sustainable Covid-19 recovery with clean energy transition The Sydney Morning Herald: Breakthrough moment: Woodside investors revolt on climate change The Australian Financial Review: Coronavirus complicated Woodside's task on LNG The Guardian: COVID Commission boss Nev Power steps back at gas company amid conflict of interest concerns ReNew Economy:Solar, batteries, micro-grids and ISP should be added to Covid-19 response  The Clean Energy Council: Renewables clean energy has the potential to drive covid-19 economic rebuild  The IEA:Put clean energy at the heart of stimulus plans to counter the coronavirus crisis  The Age: ‘Ambitious climate action a double win for economy in Coronavirus recovery' The Conversation:Why it doesn't make sense to ignore climate in our recovery from the pandemic Bibliography: Foucault, Michel (1998) The History of Sexuality: The Will to Knowledge, London, Penguin. Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

The Climactic Collective is thrilled to be able to bring you this special feature, an audio documentary from Jess Fairfax - https://www.jessfairfax.com/ TO FEED TWO BIRDS WITH ONE SCONE An audio documentary by Jess Fairfax Over the past year or so, I have found inspiration in the work of Michel Foucault, who believes in the power of discourse as both “an instrument and an effect of power, but also a hindrance, a stumbling point of resistance and a starting point for an opposing strategy” (Foucault 1998). The dominant discourse our government upholds, preserves an economy powered by fossil fuels, despite the known impacts of global warming. With business as usual brought to a standstill due to COVID-19, and the government looking for ways to stimulate the economy, I felt an urgent need to amplify alternative discourses that point towards a new low carbon economy. Within this documentary you will hear from researchers, farmers and representatives from unions, investor groups and worker cooperatives about the environmental, social and economic impact of climate change and the solutions at hand. The piece also considers how we might shift the way we think of ourselves from consumers to citizens, part of, not separate from, the environment.  Orr (1994) states that we must shift our current paradigm to one that “places us in the web of life as citizens of the biotic community”. Within the piece, I addressed this through using field recordings from various Australian ecosystems as background to the dialogue. I also believe music is an incredibly powerful medium and I composed the soundtrack as a way to bring beauty to conversations around the economy and energy systems. I wove stories my friends told me about their time outdoors during lockdown into the piece. I believe that isolation has instilled a great appreciation in many people of the value of green space for our mental and physical health. I hope this translates into citizen action around the need to preserve and care for the environment. This piece is just the beginning and I encourage feedback, comments, communication, ideas, criticisms and importantly conversations. It is here that the power should be. Here are the links to the interviewee's organisations and publications, along with other references: LUKE SKINNER – Climate Justice Union of WA PETER HOLDING – Farmers for Climate Action EMMA HERD – Investors Group on Climate Change PETRA STOCK- Climate Works Australia DAN MUSIL – Earthworker Cooperative Other References: The Guardian:Business, unions and green groups call for sustainable Covid-19 recovery with clean energy transition The Sydney Morning Herald: Breakthrough moment: Woodside investors revolt on climate change The Australian Financial Review: Coronavirus complicated Woodside's task on LNG The Guardian: COVID Commission boss Nev Power steps back at gas company amid conflict of interest concerns ReNew Economy:Solar, batteries, micro-grids and ISP should be added to Covid-19 response  The Clean Energy Council: Renewables clean energy has the potential to drive covid-19 economic rebuild  The IEA:Put clean energy at the heart of stimulus plans to counter the coronavirus crisis  The Age: ‘Ambitious climate action a double win for economy in Coronavirus recovery' The Conversation:Why it doesn't make sense to ignore climate in our recovery from the pandemic Bibliography: Foucault, Michel (1998) The History of Sexuality: The Will to Knowledge, London, Penguin. Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Nev Power, former head of "Twiggy" Forrest's Fortescue Metals Group, is now the Chairman of the government's National COVID-19 Coordination Commission. The commission, set up by Scott Morrison in March, is working on mitigating the effects of the virus on jobs and businesses, and exploring opportunities to help get the country moving again in the post-virus future. This week the national cabinet was briefed on its preparations for the COVID-safe workplaces. It is also looking towards the big ideas. With many calling for reform, Power advocates "tax benefits to companies that invest here in Australia". "If there are opportunities to incentivise companies to do that, and to accelerate that process, I think that would be very positive. "This would be some form of investment allowance, or investment tax concessions that reward companies for investing directly in Australia rather than across-the-board tax reductions for those companies." Power sees a longer-term role for the national cabinet: "I think the national cabinet has been very successful and the results speak for themselves... I believe that there's a great opportunity to keep it in place to help us accelerate the economy and to put through all of the changes that we need to make sure the economy comes back as quickly as possible."

In this podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the market update, Nev Power, Premier's inner circle, leisure sector, retail, mining challenges, Woodside, and our special report on the pandemic impact on WA.

In this podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the market update, Nev Power, Premier's inner circle, leisure sector, retail, mining challenges, Woodside, and our special report on the pandemic impact on WA.

In this Business News podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Nev Power leaving FMG, safe harbour legislation, women on WA boards, stamp duty setback and labour markets

In this Business News podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Nev Power leaving FMG, safe harbour legislation, women on WA boards, stamp duty setback and labour markets

S&P Global Platts Metals Meltdowntriumvirate discusses insights shared by some of the biggest names in the industry from the sidelines of the recent Platts Global Metals Awards in London. Hear what Nev Power of Fortescue Metals Group, Gina Rinehart from Hancock Prospecting and Liberty House's...

In this Business News podcast, Mark Beyer and Dan Wilkie discuss residential property outlook, Monadelphous and Civmec diversify, Nev Power, Adrian Fini and Brendon Grylls are our people of the year

In this Business News podcast, Mark Beyer and Dan Wilkie discuss residential property outlook, Monadelphous and Civmec diversify, Nev Power, Adrian Fini and Brendon Grylls are our people of the year

We discuss Nev Power's call for gas reservations, Accor Group and Sirona Capital build hotels in Perth and Fremantle, Elle Macpherson launches her new company in Perth, we had our Giving Well breakfast and we have published WA's most influential in business and Politics.

We discuss Nev Power's call for gas reservations, Accor Group and Sirona Capital build hotels in Perth and Fremantle, Elle Macpherson launches her new company in Perth, we had our Giving Well breakfast and we have published WA's most influential in business and Politics.