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IAN VERRENDER. How the free market failed Australia and priced us out of our own gas supply
We are the landlords. The energy companies are tenants. If we had a controlling stake in the business, it would be much easier to ensure the kind of chicanery that has taken place in the past few years was never … Continue reading