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Common-sense energy policy needed AS Victorians endure another severe heatwave, our energy grid is under strain and households and businesses are left wondering whether the power will stay on when they need it most. Energy experts have repeatedly warned that rising demand during extreme weather increases the risk of blackouts, yet the Allan Labor Government […]

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