If we are being asked to shut down our coal export industry and the 48 coal turbines that supply 75 per cent of our electricity and commit economic suicide, then the least we can expect is that state weather records from the colonial era are freely available.
One Nation has long questioned the justification for ignoring the observational records collected by the colonial meteorological services from the mid-1800s.
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