At last a rational solution to Australia’s government-generated economically-crazy job-destroying energy crisis? Or just more pie in the sky from a government ominously behind in the polls as it creates an unattainable, impractical diversion in a desperate attempt to find a political straw to clutch? These have been the predictable responses to Malcolm Turnbull’s belated recognition of the need to redress the destructive impact of his government’s policies (let alone Labor’s cataclysmic state and federal versions) on Australia’s electricity supplies and costs.
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