Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says Labor’s energy legislation policy is a “crazy plan” and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is like a “deer in headlights” as Australian families are suffering.
“Coming up to Christmas you want it to be a good time, not a time of pressure and stress,” Mr Dutton said.
“You had a Prime Minister who promised the Australian public, not just on one occasion, but on 97 occasions that their power bills would come down by $275.
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