Data reveals why South Australia families are at a financial breaking point and feel like they’re ‘living in a third world’ | The Advertiser

Dr Fiona Mueller and the Page Research Centre were recently featured in an article published in The Advertiser. “Rent for a two to three-bedroom house in South Australia has jumped by 63 per cent, from about $1645 a month in 2020 to $2685 in 2026. “Mortgage repayments on a moderate $400,000 loan have risen 76…

Crude in caves and coal to oil: The wild plan for fuel self-sufficiency | The Daily Telegraph

The Page Research Centre’s new fuel security report, “All at Sea: Fuel, War, and Australia’s Achilles Heel,” was featured in The Daily Telegraph. Exclusive: Australia can achieve fuel self-sufficiency by backing diesel refineries and plants that turn coal into oil – plus storing crude in caves, according to a new policy blueprint. The plan from the…

Liberals confirm climate policy reset as chaos reigns | Australian Financial Review

A new discussion paper from the Page Research Centre was featured in the Australian Financial Review. “Last weekend, the Nationals announced a new policy in which emissions reductions targets would be tied to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) average, rather than Australia setting its own targets. Under this scenario, Australia’s 2035 target,…

Page Research Centre demands apology from ABC over ‘blatantly false’ claim about net zero report on 7.30 program | Sky News

Sky News featured the Page Research Centre’s call for the ABC to apologise over its misleading Net Zero report coverage. “The think tank behind a report which informed the Nationals’ decision to dump net zero has demanded an apology from the ABC for “deliberately” misrepresenting its research on the impact of emissions targets on energy…

Grid powered primarily by coal would reduce household power prices by 25 per cent, think tank behind Nationals’ net zero call says | Sky News

A Sky News article featured the Page Research Centre’s report claiming coal power could cut electricity prices by 25 per cent. “Australia’s power bills would fall by 25 per cent if new coal-fired power stations are constructed, and would drop even further if existing plants are refurbished, research commissioned by the National Party has found.…