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Ensuring a First Nations-specific community benefit principle in the Future Made in Australia Bill

Acknowledging First Nations have specific rights and interests needs to be included under community benefit principles in the Future Made in Australia Bill.

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It can't happen without us, there's no way: NIT

Australia's race to net-zero emissions by 2050 means that First Nations groups are becoming key partners in sustainable wealth-creation projects.

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Improving opportunities for First Nations people in the renewable energy transition: Croakey

Australia’s transition to clean energy “can and will” play a role in driving better outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen recently told the National Press Club.

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First Nations Clean Energy Strategy framework endorsed by Energy Ministers

All Energy Ministers in Australia have now endorsed the First Nations Clean Energy Strategy framework. The Strategy will be released before the end of 2024.

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Setting the scene

It seems everyone now gets the energy transition can't happen without us.

Unlike any other industry, it's normal now to talk about First Nations participation in and benefits from the clean energy industry.

Our members of the First Nations Clean Energy Network have worked hard to make this happen.

But the journey, as we know, doesn't stop here. There's much to be done.


SPEAKERS: Karrina Nolan & Joe Morrison

 


First Nations together are kicking goals around the world

From the domestic landscape to further afield, we see a major shift happening around the world.

Accelerated by the global clean energy transition away from polluting fossil fuels, First Nations rights and interests in tenure and land and sea management are increasingly changing the story.

The recognition of the key role that First Nations play in clean energy and economic transition efforts is evident in major policy shifts.

We must continue to stick together to reinforce and drive that change.


SPEAKERS: Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Tania Pouwhare, Paul Nalau, Daphne Kay, Karrina Nolan (Facilitator)


Bringing a different mindset so we don’t repeat the mistakes of the past

We can't simply swap one kind of energy for another without transforming the systems that go with them.

We need to bring a different mindset or we run the risk of repeating the mistakes of the past.

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Budgets tell us a lot about a Government’s priorities and vision: The West Australian

Most Australians are far too focused on keeping their own household budget in the black to be too concerned about the state of the Federal books, except where it directly affects them. But understanding the Federal Budget is important and has implications for every Australian, beyond how much will be credited to your electricity account this quarter, and for our nation’s status globally.

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Unpacking the 5Cs for multi-generational benefits

There's 5Cs - consent, collaboration, capacity, co-design and co-ownership - and there needs to be incentives and resources put into all of those.

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The road to net zero runs through First Nations lands, powered by us

First Nations groups feeling a sense of urgency about the opportunities clean energy can bring in terms of access to energy, jobs, business development, and First Nations wealth generation on Country are calling for significant action and bold Federal Budget ambition at this year's First Nations Clean Energy Symposium happening in Adelaide on 8-9 May 2024.

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