Sussan Ley
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Under our plan, affordable and reliable energy will always come first.
Nov 14
Labor’s policies have driven up electricity prices, kept inflation higher for longer and put jobs at risk.
Nov 14
I spent today in NSW meeting businesses that want to grow, hire and invest, but are being held back by soaring power bills under Labor.
Our plan is clear. We will deliver affordable energy for families and businesses while reducing emissions in a responsible and achievable way.
Under the Liberal Party emissions will be reduced:
* On average year on year, for every five year period of Australia’s Nationally Determined Contribution.
* In Australia’s national interest by doing our fair share considering the real performance of comparable countries.
* As fast and as far as technology allows, without imposing mandated costs on families or industry.
Affordable power. Responsible action. That is our plan.
Nov 14
Labor’s approach costs too much and isn’t feasible. We will prioritise affordable energy while reducing emissions in a responsible way.
Nov 14
@fjp_manufacturing wants to grow and make more things here in Australia, but Labor’s net zero plans — which have pushed power bills up by 40 per cent — are standing in the way.
Across the country, workshops, factories and family businesses are being squeezed by rising energy costs.
Our approach is clear. We will deliver affordable energy by using every strength our country has.
Affordable power and responsible emissions reduction. That is our plan and it is how we help Australian industry compete and Australian families get ahead.
Nov 14
Labor badly missed their 2025 target for electricity prices. How can we believe their 2050 target for emissions?
Nov 13
Our plan will deliver affordable energy as a first priority, as well as responsible action to reduce emissions. That is what Australians need, want and deserve.
Nov 13
Labor’s pursuit of net zero by 2050 has driven prices through the roof and pushed industries and jobs offshore.
Labor promised prices would go down: they’ve risen by 40% instead.
Labor promised emissions would go down: they’ve actually flatlined.
Australians want affordable energy as a first priority and responsible action to reduce emissions. That is what our plan will deliver.
We will use all our strengths, back the technologies that work, unlock more gas, keep reliable generation in the system, invest in renewables in the right place, and lift the ban on zero emissions nuclear energy.
Affordable power. Responsible action. That is our plan.
Nov 13
Australians are paying the price for Labor’s broken energy promises.
Power bills are up nearly 40 per cent. Yet emissions have flatlined.
Our energy plan puts affordability first.
We will use all our strengths, back the technologies that work, unlock more gas, keep reliable generation in the system, invest in renewables in the right place, and lift the ban on zero emissions nuclear energy.
Affordable power. Responsible action. That is our plan.
Nov 13
Today was a big day for our Liberal Party as we chart a new pathway forward to deliver affordable power for Australians as a first priority of our energy policy.
It was a privilege to deliver the 12th annual Howard Lecture tonight and discuss our new direction with my great friend, mentor and former boss — Australia’s greatest ever Prime Minister John Howard.
Nov 13
The Liberal Party has today announced a new direction in energy and emissions policy, placing affordable energy and the cost of living at the centre of Australia’s economic future.
Click the link in bio to learn more.
Nov 13
Labor promised cheaper power. Instead, bills are up nearly 40 per cent. Families are doing it tough and small businesses are struggling to keep the lights on.
We’ll always put affordable energy first so families can pay their bills, businesses can grow and Australia can power a stronger future.
Nov 13
In 1975, after three years of economic mismanagement and chaos, an overwhelming majority of Australians voted to turn on the lights and elect a Liberal government.
Nov 11
At today’s National Remembrance Day Ceremony, we paused to honour the Australians who gave their lives in our nation’s service, and all who continue to serve in uniform here and around the world.
It was deeply moving to stand at the @awmemorial and lay a wreath in their memory, reflecting on their courage, sacrifice and quiet devotion to our country. Their legacy lives in the freedom and opportunity we enjoy every day, and we have a duty to protect it.
Lest we forget.
Nov 11
We pay our respects to all Australians who have served, suffered and sacrificed in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations throughout our history.
Nov 10
This Remembrance Day, we honour all Australians who have served and sacrificed in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations.
Their courage and service shaped our nation and our act of remembrance keeps their legacy alive.
Lest we forget.
Nov 10
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