Where the bloody hell are ya? Energy Minister MIA
Mick de Brenni has been a notable absence from several recent energy, “clean jobs” announcements and this week’s Smart Energy Council’s Expo. THIS IS GEORGE STREET BEAT
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Only a Steven would love it: LNP’s biggest hint QSAC plan is dead
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Dire hospital prescription for booming southeast
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One snub deserves another: Palaszczuk absent from campaign trail
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Pubs packed with CFMEU protesters after mass rally
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