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There is a growing sense that political leaders like opposition figures Susan Lee and others must act swiftly to clarify their stance on Australia's energy future. Tina McQueen emphasized that failure to do so risks alienating the conservative base and losing public trust. She advocated for pre-selecting candidates aligned with common-sense energy policies and removing those who oppose the majority view.
The consensus among critics is that unless Australia abandons the obsession with net zero and embraces a pragmatic approach—encompassing coal and other reliable energy sources—the country risks economic downturn, energy insecurity, and falling behind on the world stage.