Green energy to fill gaps, police ‘interference’ claimed in Higgins’ case, federal EPA to assess new projects

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Federal and state energy ministers have agreed on a renewables “capacity mechanism” for energy security, Chief prosecutor in the trial of Bruce Lehrmann has complained that police engaged in “a very clear campaign to pressure” him not to prosecute the alleged rape of Brittany Higgins and Green groups have broadly welcomed Labor’s proposed overhaul of federal environmental laws.

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