The laws would enable the federal court to break up and sell the assets of an energy company accused of anti-competitive behaviour.
After previously opposing the policy, Labor said it would take another look at the legislation. Opposition leader Anthony Albanese accused the Coalition of failing to come up with new ideas, saying “the government doesn’t have a plan for an economy that frankly, is in serious strife”. Image: News Corp Australia
Selling assets belonging to us should be made a criminal offense
Socialism 101.
My Power prices are up PS: PM Morrison you campaigned to lower power bills by 25%, 2019 election, NOT Happening 2016 Trump said NO to the Paris agreement, Today power cost in the USA 25-30% of what they are in Australia?
Re introduce Coal Power stations problem fixed
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