PM working on coal peace plan amid Nationals revolt threat.
Scott Morrison and Nationals leader Michael McCormack are working on a peace deal over coal fired power to prevent another outbreak of hostilities within the Coalition before the federal election.
After the Nationals performed poorly in Saturday's NSW state election - which the Coalition still won - former leader Barnaby Joyce and the Queensland Nationals threatened to reignite calls for the government to commit to underwriting coal-fired power.
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