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Liberals oppose offshore windfarm in WA water

Liberal Party willing to adopt renewable energy sources when they are "economically viable"

Russell Yeo
Liberals oppose offshore windfarm in WA water

Division lines have been drawn between the two West Australian political parties over the future establishment of an offshore windfarm in the region.  Speaking in the WA parliament, Liberal party...

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