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Our farmers and graziers keep our regions strong and our country fed. Through droughts, fires, floods and rising costs, they show a level of resilience that deserves real appreciation.
Today is about saying thank you for everything you do, every single day. Happy National Ag Day.
Nov 21
Data centres like NEXTDC now keep Australia running, from AI to banking and government services.
They rely on affordable and reliable baseload power, yet prices are up nearly 40 percent and the grid is under strain.
Australians cannot afford a part time Energy Minister. While Chris Bowen focuses on UN summits, families and businesses are left with rising bills.
We need leadership focused on lower costs, dependable power and responsible emissions reduction.
Nov 21
A recent survey of energy company CEOs paints a confronting picture about the impact of higher prices on Australians and our economy.
Nov 21
With energy bills up nearly 40 percent, Australia simply cannot afford a part time Energy Minister.
People deserve a minister focused on their bills, not someone juggling a second gig.
The Coalition is focused on affordable energy first.
Nov 21
Labor failed to get anywhere near its 2025 target for electricity prices, how can Australians trust their 2035 and 2050 targets for emissions?
Nov 21
More Australians are avoiding seeing the doctor because they can`t afford to do so.
Nov 20
Australians deserve an Energy Minister who is focused on their bills, not on building his global media profile.
This is a part-time energy minister delivering a part-time energy grid.
Families don’t need a Minister for UN summits. They need someone who is actually focused on getting their costs down.
The Coalition is focused on affordable energy first.
Nov 20
Labor’s approach – which involves reducing emissions much faster than other developed countries – is unaffordable and won’t work.
Nov 20
Programs like @moveformums play an important role in women’s health by combining community, connection and tailored support. A great chance today to hear how these sessions are helping local mums navigate the challenges families are facing.
Nov 20
Australia’s metals processing industry is being challenged by high energy prices.
Nov 20
Labor’s renewables-only approach will leave Australian’s worse off.
Nov 19
@mocofoodservices is a great Queensland success story, a family-owned business supporting pubs, clubs and restaurants right across the state.
We are focused on delivering affordable energy and responsible emissions reduction, so businesses like Moco can keep growing, keep employing Queenslanders and keep serving their communities.
Affordable energy. Responsible action.
Nov 19
Affordable energy and responsible emissions reduction. That is the choice we are offering. Find out more. Link in bio.
Nov 18
Without affordable and reliable energy, more Australian manufacturers will close or move overseas.
Nov 18
Good morning, Brisbane ☀
I’m meeting workers and families, talking about why affordable energy is our first priority.
Labor is setting targets they can’t meet at a cost that Australians can’t afford.
Since 2005, Australia has reduced emissions at nearly double the rate of developed countries, but to reach net zero by 2050, Labor would have to double this again.
This is causing power prices to increase — 40% since Labor was elected.
This isn`t fair. We all want responsible emissions reduction, but that can never come at the expense of Australian bills and businesses.
Nov 18
Labor badly missed their 2025 target for electricity prices so how can we believe their 2050 target for emissions?
Nov 17
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