Electricity networks have recently come under fire from the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) for allegedly passing on unnecessary costs to consumers. Both public and private electricity networks are accused of price gouging by overcharging consumers by over $400 million than they were permitted, to pay off their corporate tax bill.
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