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The Hon Angus Taylor MP

Gas-fired recovery

Gas will help re-establish a strong economy as part of the Government’s JobMaker plan, making energy affordable for families and businesses and supporting jobs as part of Australia’s recovery from the COVID-19 recession.

A new gas age is coming, but it needs hard work to put its case

In life, business and politics there are few opportunities that tick most of the boxes. Increasing the use of gas in Australian east coast electricity generation and industry, balanced with other energy sources, is one of those opportunities.

Interview with Peter Stefanovic, Sky News Live

Australia's fuel security

Interview with Ben Fordham, 2GB

Interview discusses Australia's fuel security.

Interview with Michael Rowland, ABC News Breakfast

Interview discusses Australia's fuel security.

Boosting Australia's fuel security

The Morrison Government is taking action to secure Australia’s long-term fuel supply, keep prices low for consumers and create over 1000 new jobs with a $211 million investment in building new domestic fuel storage and backing local refineries to stay open wherever commercially possible.

Press conference, Sydney

Press conference discusses Australia's fuel security.

Positioning Australia as a future hydrogen export powerhouse

Joint media release Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Simon Birmingham and the Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia Keith Pitt.

Australia has taken another step forward in its ambition to become a powerhouse in hydrogen production and exports, after the signing of a landmark agreement with Germany.

Delivering cheap power for social housing

Social housing residents in South Australia are going to benefit from cheaper electricity thanks to the Government. 

Renewable energy sector powers through COVID-19 challenges

Australia’s uptake of renewable energy looks set to remain at record levels in 2020, demonstrating the resilience of the energy sector in the face of COVID-19.

The Hon Karen Andrews MP

Non-compliance targeted in the building industry

Key talks about non-compliance in Australia’s building industry will be held at this week’s Building Ministers’ Forum, chaired by the Australian Government, following a fire at the Spencer Street high-rise apartment building in Melbourne.

Doorstop – ABC TV, Melbourne

The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Hon Karen Andrews MP was doorstopped to discuss cladding audits and the upcoming Building Ministers' Forum
Question: Well we’ve known about this cladding issue since the frost, as you’ve pointed out, what’s your kind of general response to how things are progressing now that we’ve just had another fire?

Doorstop – Ground breaking for Gold Coast Airport Hotel

The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Hon Karen Andrews MP, held a doorstop to announce the Gold Coast Airport Hotel, cladding audits and the Building Ministers' Forum

Doorstop – Ground breaking for Gold Coast Airport Hotel

The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Hon Karen Andrews MP, held a doorstop to announce the Gold Coast Airport Hotel, cladding audits and the Building Ministers' Forum

Researchers and industry working together

The Liberal National Government is creating significant new economic opportunities for Australians by strengthening the relationship between researchers and industry.

Millions for smart businesses to take the next step

Sixteen small businesses across Australia will share in almost $10 million under the Liberal National Government’s Accelerating Commercialisation grants.

Helping start-ups take on the world

The Liberal National Government is providing $2 million to help foster Australian start-ups in key sectors like agricultural technology, hardware development and advanced manufacturing.

New Australia-UK agreements will provide certainty to Australian exporters

Joint media release with the Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, and the Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources
Australia and the United Kingdom have signed a new bilateral Wine Agreement and Mutual Recognition Agreement overnight in London, which will help ensure the continued flow of trade post-Brexit.

Putting data to work from the ground up

Australian farmers and investors will be better informed to make agricultural decisions thanks to a new platform that comprehensively assesses and monitors land.

Science and industry combine for a dream come true

Sleep apnoea sufferers are one step closer to a good night’s rest thanks to the combined efforts of industry, the Liberal National Government and CSIRO.