Ian Verrender is the ABC's Chief Business Correspondent. With over 40 years of journalism experience, he covers a wide range of topics including energy policy, renewable energy, oil and gas, as well as global affairs and geopolitics. He has been featured in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), MSN, and Engineering and Construction.
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Donald Trump has issued a fresh warning on Iran's oil infrastructure - even as petrol prices edge back towards where they were before the conflict began.
By: Ian Verrender
Tim Cook helped usher in a communications revolution and his departure from Apple marks a turning point for the company. It also serves as a reminder of how AI is changing the tech landscape.
By: Ian Verrender
The UAE's exit is a win for Donald Trump, who has complained about the group's influence over oil prices. Reuters: Maxim Shemetov
By: Ian Verrender
If there's any certainty about the RBA's interest rate verdict, it's that it will be a split decision.
After another rate hike was handed down from the Reserve Bank yesterday, Governor Michelle Bullock was quizzed on whether government spending could make the RBA's task of bringing down inflation more difficult.
By: Marika-Proctor
The government has unveiled a new energy strategy, which will force major east coast gas companies to reserve 20 per cent of their export volumes for the Australian market.
By: Marika-Proctor
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, US-Iran negotiations are still going nowhere, and the clock is ticking on Australia's temporary fuel excise cut.
By: Ian Verrender
There's a point where the momentum takes over. After being rejected twice by an electorate that didn't want to give up lucrative tax
By: Ian Verrender
One of the more striking elements from the now well entrenched program of pre-budget leaks is the lack of outrage from the population or even the opposition.
By: Ian Verrender
Fossil fuels, which have powered the global economy for centuries, are under threat. And Australia has become ground zero in this global battle.
