Tesla to Install World’s Largest Lithium-Ion Battery in Australia. Also: Reactions to North Korea.<br />In March, Lyndon Rive, the head of Tesla’s battery division, said the company could solve South Australia’s<br />energy problems within 100 days of committing to provide backup power for the state.<br />New South Wales: Byron Bay, Nowra, Newcastle and Wollongong Victoria: Geelong, Apollo Bay<br />and Ballarat Western Australia: Margaret River, Busselton, Dunsborough and Albany South Australia: Robe, Victor Harbour, Mount Gambier and Kingscote Queensland: Gold Coast, Cairns Northern Territory: Alice Springs, Katherine Australian Capital Territory: Belconnen, Macquarie, Kaleen, Macarthur Tasmania: Launceston Ron Hellyer, an Airbnb host in Broken Hill, a town 13 hours west of Sydney, said that the No.<br />Vice Adm. David Johnston, the chief of joint operations of the Royal Australian Navy, said this week<br />that the likelihood of a North Korean strike on Australia was "low." "There is very little risk at the moment to the northern part of our country," he said in Canberra.<br />"If someone drops a nuclear warhead on a country, what do you think happens next?" Mr. Joyce raised eyebrows with comments seemingly directed at China, revealing<br />that Australia had "sympathy" with American efforts to impose stronger economic sanctions on China for its trade with Pyongyang.<br />Penny Wong, a Labor senator, branded the comments "utterly irresponsible." A spokeswoman for Julie Bishop, the foreign minister, said, "The Australian government<br />has no plans to introduce economic sanctions on China." Mr. Turnbull also clarified the government’s position on Friday, at the G-20 summit meeting.
