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The coalition is arguing about whether to drop its net zero commitment, as the CSIRO releases a report on the cheapest way of generating electricity. Spoiler: renewables did well.
Plus, ever heard of the partner income test? Some people who rely on the DSP reckon it's outdated, and is putting people living with disability at risk.
And do you skip your breaks at work? It could be impacting your health.
Listen now:
01:30 - Energy commitments
14:45 - How the Partner Income Test is holding back people on the DSP
20:00 - Why you need to be taking your work breaks
Guests:
- Paul Graham, Chief Energy economist and lead author of the CSIRO GenCost report
- Vanessa Miles, organisational psychologist
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