After five years at the @australiainstitute.org.au, I'm hanging up my posting gloves.
It's been a privilege working with such an incredible bunch of brave and brilliant people. Thanks to you all for making it so special.
For my last newsletter, I put in a few words of my own ⤵️
It's been a privilege working with such an incredible bunch of brave and brilliant people. Thanks to you all for making it so special.
For my last newsletter, I put in a few words of my own ⤵️
Gas exporters pay no tax (again) | Between the Lines
The Wrap with Hayden Starr For the last five years I've worked behind the scenes, helping communicate the Australia Institute's research online and on
australiainstitute.org.au
October 10, 2025 at 10:38 AM
War profits for Woodside, war prices for ordinary Australians #Australia #Woodside #WarProfits #GasExporters #EconomicImpact
War profits for Woodside, war prices for ordinary Australians
Woodside has reported a revenue jump of nearly 30 per cent to $6 billion over the past three months, with the company branded “one of the Australia’s biggest winners” from the war in the Middle East. Dr Richard Denniss, co-CEO at The Australia Institute, said the soaring war profits of Woodside and other gas exporters was an opportunity for
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australiainstitute.org.au
July 30, 2026 at 12:34 PM
War profits for Woodside, war prices for ordinary Australians #Australia #Woodside #WarProfits #GasExporters #EconomicImpact
War profits for Woodside, war prices for ordinary Australians: Woodside has reported a revenue jump of nearly 30 per cent to $6 billion over the past three months, with the company branded “one of the Australia’s biggest winners” from… #Australia #Woodside #WarProfits #GasExporters #EconomicImpact
War profits for Woodside, war prices for ordinary Australians
Woodside has reported a revenue jump of nearly 30 per cent to $6 billion over the past three months, with the company branded “one of the Australia’s biggest winners” from the war in the Middle East. Dr Richard Denniss, co-CEO at The Australia Institute, said the soaring war profits of Woodside and other gas exporters was an opportunity for
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australiainstitute.org.au
July 30, 2026 at 12:33 PM
War profits for Woodside, war prices for ordinary Australians: Woodside has reported a revenue jump of nearly 30 per cent to $6 billion over the past three months, with the company branded “one of the Australia’s biggest winners” from… #Australia #Woodside #WarProfits #GasExporters #EconomicImpact
