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WA government clarifies $6bn power grid boost amid decarbonisation efforts

State highlights ongoing infrastructure investments

Rueben Hale
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The WA Labor government has reaffirmed its commitment to power transmission infrastructure investment, clarifying that the previously reported $6 billion boost is not a new announcement but part of ongoing...

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