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Labor hits LNP for coal and gas pivot in Queensland energy plan

Crisafulli government under fire for winding back renewables to shore up grid reliability

Labor hits LNP over coal and gas backflip in Queensland. Pictured Shadow Energy Minister Lance McCallum and Energy Minister David Janetski in front of the Kogan Creek Power Station. | Credits: CS Energy/QLD Parliament

Queensland's Labor Opposition has lashed the Crisafulli government for reviving coal and gas to plug looming power shortfalls, accusing the new LNP administration of putting ideology ahead of evidence....

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