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Turnbull calls out Abbott’s carbon hypocrisy (again)
The federal Opposition’s game of semantics suggests it may well try to axe the carbon tax, but it won’t scrap a carbon price. As Malcolm Turnbull underlined on Q&A again last night, Direct Action is just a short-term policy measure designed to meet a weak abatement target.
Giles Parkinson
Nov 20, 2012
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