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Canavan fires on coal power

FEDERAL Resources and Northern Australia Minister Matt Canavan has fired a couple of salvos at Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and Labor over coal-fired power stations.

Noel Dyson
Matt Canavan has fired salvos at Opposition Leader Bill Shorten over north Queensland power options.

Matt Canavan has fired salvos at Opposition Leader Bill Shorten over north Queensland power options.

“The Labor Party is selling short industries in the north by refusing to back the baseload power that is essential to keep jobs in the region,” Canavan said. “To keep manufacturing and refining jobs...

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