The coal sector is “very concerned” over Labor’s ongoing push for renewable energy projects and how they will affect regional Australia, says Liberal National Party MP Michelle Landry.
“I really get sick of listening to Labor go on about the pork-barrelling by the Liberals and the Nationals,” Ms Landry
told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.“Particularly when we look at how much money in royalties, in taxes comes from these areas.”
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