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Coal-fired Callide B power station could stay open if LNP elected

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Coal-fired Callide B power station could stay open if LNP elected

The leader of the opposition in Queensland has said that if elected his party would consider keeping the Callide B coal power station operating past its intended end-of-life in 2028. As part of a federally...

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