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Nationals leader asks LNP planning minister to “call in” already approved wind project in his own electorate
The leader of the Nationals, David Littleproud, says he has written to the LNP state planning minister in Queensland, asking that he “call in” an already approved wind project that has already begun early construction works in his own electorate. Littleproud posted a video on Friday, saying he had written to state planning minister Jarrod […]Australia’s most powerful battery flexes muscles with second shock absorber test and biggest every charge
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Nationals leader asks LNP planning minister to “call in” already approved wind project in his own electorate
The leader of the Nationals, David Littleproud, says he has written to the LNP state planning minister in Queensland, asking that he “call in” an already approved wind project that has already begun early construction works in his own electorate. Littleproud posted a video on Friday, saying he had written to state planning minister Jarrod […]
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Solar Sharer opens up a new category of Australian prosumer – battery with no solar. And now energy ministers have agreed to look at the rule changes needed to let apartment dwellers and renters plug in.
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