It is no longer only a matter of environmental purity at the cost of Australia’s economic prosperity; our standing as a vital element in our region’s stability and security is now at risk. If the anti-fossil fuel – and especially anti-coal – Green/Teal activists prevail with their mounting pressure on the internally divided (on this issue) Albanese government, it promises to seriously damage Australia’s strengthening relationship with India, let alone our long-standing links with regional powers like Japan, Taiwan and South Korea that rely heavily on our energy and metallurgical coal exports.
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