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Renewables only "idiocy" has led Australian LNG import plan

Vic govt appealing for fed govt to underwrite import proposals

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Renewables only "idiocy" has led Australian LNG import plan

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Considerations over importing gas to stave off looming eastern states gas shortages have been labelled as "renewables only idiocy" of the Labor government.  That's according to Senator Susan McDonald,...

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