Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek says she would be “shocked” if the Greens were to repeat history by partnering with the Liberal party on climate policy.
Her comments come as the Greens are threatening to derail Labor’s climate policy by not supporting its Safeguard Mechanism.
“I think Greens voters would be shocked to see the Greens walking over to sit next to Peter Dutton and Barnaby Joyce and vote against a Safeguard Mechanism,” she told Sky News Australia.“What we know is that the Greens and the Liberals voting together to block the CPRS meant more emissions for longer.Read More
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