The only Monopoly&or Duopoly should ONLY be a Government one Govt owned essential Services. Essential Services should ONLY be owned By the People the Government remember AUS when power affordable reliable&great profits benefit all great employment THEN PRIVATISATION=EXPLOITATION
There is a role for Govt in managing essential utilities.
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Morrison dashes business hopes on energy - 9NewsLabor's pledge to put the coalition's dumped energy policy on the table for bipartisan support has pleased business groups craving investment certainty. You so called journalists are border fake news with your rhetoric. Labor r opposition, they dont make policy or run the country, yet you spruik as if billshortenmp policy is the only 1. oxygenthiefs do some engineering homework cause bill's figures are wrong and unsustainable 9NewsMelb Failure on energy policies failed at tourism Australia and now they will solve everything with the big stick let’s hope they get the right training on stick usage
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Terrorism, energy on parliament agenda - 9NewsScott Morrison faces the daunting task of managing a hung parliament when MPs return to Canberra on Monday, but he's focused on tackling terrorism. 9News It is understandable that ScottMorrisonMP is terrified ... he, his predecessors, and the entire LNP are totally corrupt and facing criminal charges when the new Labor govt introduces NationalIntegrityCommission
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Govt to introduce 'big stick' energy laws - 9NewsThe federal government will introduce divestment laws to parliament this sitting fortnight while threatening future intervention in Queensland's energy market. KellyAlspals LNP like their big sticks and threatening people dont they.
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Government steams ahead with energy plan - 9NewsThe government has put $51 million towards its plan to lower power bills, while renewable projects must prove they support the grid's reliability.
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Labor's energy policy will be a wrecking ball through the economy: Taylor | Sky News AustraliaFULL MEDIA CONFERENCE: Energy Minister Angus Taylor has hit back at Labor's 'ridiculous' energy and emissions targets, saying they will be a 'wrecking ball through the economy'.\n\nLabor announced on Thursday an ambitious energy plan which aims to put more energy storage batteries in Australian homes, while also recommitting a 45 per cent emissions reduction target and a 50 per cent renewable energy target.\n\nThe opposition has also adopted the Coalition's National Energy Guarantee, which the government dumped after Scott Morrison was elected as Liberal leader.\n\nMr Taylor says the targets would close businesses and argues the Labor 'has not learnt from the lessons of the pink batts fiasco'.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n billshortenmp Like the old wind farms how does he plan to dispose of the used batteries? That’s an environmental disaster not the Fake Science of Climate change billshortenmp The anti-climate change sceptic brigade ? billshortenmp This is utter utter rubbish, both scientific and financially, screaming climate, environment and energy. Lithium is power hungry process. Batteries have a short life span compared to cost. Disposal of depleted batteries is an environmental nightmare. Why arent Greens complaining
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AEMO report shows the need for bipartisanship on energy: Butler | Sky News AustraliaShadow Minister for Energy and Climate Mark Butler says business and regulators are urging politicians to come to a consensus on energy policy.\n\nThe comments come after the Australian Energy Market Operator warned on Monday that South Australia and Victoria could face blackouts over summer due to instability in their electricity grids.\n\nMr Butler told Your Money's host Ticky Fullerton Labor's policy will usher in more 'firming technology' that will help keep the energy system stable.\nThe NEG, which is supported by Labor, is a market-mechanism that will force retailers to source electricity that meets both reliability and emissions reductions targets.\n\nIt was Malcolm Turnbull's signature energy policy, but it was dumped by the Coalition when Scott Morrison won the Liberal leadership in August.\n\nHe says the Coalition should re-endorse the NEG in order to give certainty to the energy sector.\n TurnbullMalcolm nobody is buying this lie, you are nothing but a traitor who is so desperate for your progressive son to get wealthy via the wind farm crap he has invested in TurnbullMalcolm Everybody knows climate change is real. That is not the question, and you know it. There is NO evidence that CO2 has a big contribution to 'climate change', whatever that is. Can you define it? There is lots of money in renewables though, for wealthy parasites like you. TurnbullMalcolm not it's not real, it is called weather, but you people who believe in this lie think we can alter the Earth's climate, you are a joke!
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Renewable targets will hurt cows: minister - 9NewsThe federal energy minister wants Labor to explain how their emissions and renewable energy targets will impact on the agriculture and manufacturing industries. Never mind the ones cut up while still alive, the terrible conditions and cruelty they are subjected to in the abattoir... never bothers them, but this... this bothers them.. lol - I think it's the 'renewable energy' that is their issue, the cows are just an excuse.
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