Industry Minister Ed Husic says the government wants the price cap on gas to “take the edge off” and for it to work.
“We will keep monitoring to make sure that whatever steps need to be taken are taken to see that an Australian resource as
I said, is priced appropriately; we think it will have an impact,” Mr Husic told Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell.
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