The opposition leader was asked if he would match premier Steven Miles’ promise of a High Court fight against any federal attempt to build reactors in Queensland.
It’s been six years since Peter Dutton said some reporters at the ABC didn’t “realise how completely dead they are to me”. Not much seems to have changed,but it could be risky territory for a wannabe PM.
Peter Dutton berates a local ABC reporter in regional Western Australia.
The opposition leader met with shire staff and councillors,including President Ian Miffling,to discuss his party’s nuclear energy policy.
Opposition energy spokesman Ted O’Brien has opened a new battle in the climate wars,backing industry calls for public funds for new gas plants.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made his first appearance of the Queensland state election campaign,joining Premier Steven Miles on the Gold Coast to announce … nothing.
The greatest regret with energy is that we didn’t start yesterday. We were too busy burning our personal energy on turning a technical discussion into a divisive debate.
Peter Dutton’s nuclear power ambitions have split his party in Queensland. Labor Premier Steven Miles says it may be a battle worth having in court.
The government’s management of the economy has helped bring inflation down and keep employment up,but it has much to learn about communication.
The opposition says it will release the costings of its nuclear policy on its own timeline,but its ambitious claims have raised fresh doubts.
The opposition leader has the wind behind him in opinion polls but looks reluctant to risk it by telling voters what he’d do with power. And the risk is real.