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Canberra weighs wider energy relief as PM backs Tomago

Refiners push back as Albanese signals long-term power deal

Albanese tells Tomago workers “we’ve got your back” as federal energy-support talks intensify. | Credits: Facebook

The federal government is weighing a broader suite of energy-relief measures for heavy industry after prime minister Anthony Albanese confirmed Canberra is working towards a long-term power agreement to...

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