If we're going to talk electricity policy, we have to talk about economic and industrial policy too.

The choices we make today have important implications.

Under the current plan, electricity prices are going to rise by $3 billion a year and an average of 25 per cent per year.

It's a bit of a jump into the unknown. We don't really know what these will sell, but digital technology now lets us make more repertoire available.

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It's the first time we've been in a grand final so to win it is fantastic,