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PoliticsNow: Anthony Albanese says energy plan agreed with states not a long-term solution

PM says the energy package agreed upon with the states, in order to cut electricity bills, would not be extended beyond 12 months.

Jess Malcolm and Georgina Noack
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5:01AMDecember 09, 2022.
Updated 8:20PMDecember 09, 2022
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National cabinet has agreed to introduce temporary coal price caps, federally-funded energy rebates and a capacity investment scheme.
National cabinet has agreed to introduce temporary coal price caps, federally-funded energy rebates and a capacity investment scheme.

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