Sky News reports on the escalating tensions between the Albanese government and various sectors, including accusations of suppressing free speech and criticism from the Business Council regarding Labor's economic approach. Additionally, the ongoing debate surrounding nuclear energy is highlighted.
The Albanese government shows it is hostile to free speech , the Business Council unleashes on Labor over the economy. Plus, the nuclear debate rages on.The Albanese government shows it is hostile to free speech , the Business Council unleashes on Labor over the economy. Plus, the nuclear debate rages on.
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