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New report: Aussies being ripped off on power bills by biggest polluters

A Polestar electric vehicle normally powered by the sun back in South Australia parked in front of the brown coal burning Loy Yang power station near Moe, Victoria. (Stan Gorton)

A new report from the Climate Council shows that gas corporations and unreliable coal are the two biggest drivers of […]

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