“An interesting shift from New South Wales Matt Kean … saying we don’t want competition for coal royalties, we want compensation for households and families,” she told Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“Either way tomorrow you imagine the Prime Minister going to be facing a few states who say show us the money.”
The coal in the ground, the gas in the ground, the minerals in the ground are owned by the Australian CITIZENS !!!
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