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G7 Invests $6.4B in Canada Critical Minerals — REUTERS / ixx511

Canadian Economy · Canada

G7 Invests $6.4B in Canada Critical Minerals

50% Left coverage: 82 sources

Canada designated critical minerals as a national security priority under the Defence Production Act on Friday, allowing the federal government to guarantee buyers and minimum prices for mining companies.See the Story

Victoria Passes Australia's First Indigenous Treaty Law — Darrian Traynor/Getty Images via Getty Images

Indigenous · Australia

Victoria Passes Australia's First Indigenous Treaty Law

42% Left coverage: 31 sources

Australia to Offer Free Solar Power to Households

Solar Power · Australia

Australia to Offer Free Solar Power to Households

46% Right coverage: 13 sources

Australia will offer at least three hours of free solar power every day to households including those without solar panels under an energy-saving programme that is expected to go live in 2026, energy minister Chris Bowen has said.See the Story

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