Rejecting coal could take us back to the time of candles: Joyce | Sky News Australia

Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce says some may think climate change debate is important, but more important is the dignity of peoples’ lives.

Speaking to Sky News, Mr Joyce raised the issue of power prices and reliable energy, saying no one has a right to put people back into the time of candles. Mr Joyce says everyone is on the same page when wanting cheaper power, and it’s something he will fight for. Image: News Corp Australia

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Barnaby_Joyce And$100 lamb roasts ? 😩

Barnaby_Joyce Wholesale power prices shot up YET AGAIN on news of an elected Morrison Coalition government. These LNP goons would piss on your leg and tell you it’s raining. Who votes for these idiotic lying mediocrities?

Barnaby_Joyce Yep. This is how stupid Barnaby_Joyce is.

Barnaby_Joyce 25% power price cut, coalition election promise..... Clocks ticking..... Wholesale peice between $70 and $90 MWh now, so unless it's between $52.5 and $67.5 MWh when your up for election again its another broken promise.... Again....

Barnaby_Joyce over 100% power price increases under the Coalition since 2014. Empty words from Barnaby.

Barnaby_Joyce How ironic of him given that he's sending us all backwards

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