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Under Labor, so much solar has been added to the grid by FOREIGN OWNED solar farms, that homeowners will now be PENALISED for exporting any excess Labor wants you to buy a battery from China for $10k instead Chris Bowen & Albo are burning our money Flush the turds...

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JS1 year ago

Again, Australian voters keep electing ALP into government expecting a different result. Gough, Kev, Julia now Albo.

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Peter Albonightmare1 year ago

Then they pay smelters billions to turn their operations off because the grid can’t keep up. Expensive, incompetent, wasteful amateurs Bowen & Labor are.

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M L Hamilton Duart1 year ago

Mates don’t let mates vote left.

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CompareMarketplaces.com1 year ago

At $0.27/W, the #lowest priced solar panel in Amazon US is FutureSolar as per comparemarketplaces . com #amazon #solar #panel #ad

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Mistery1 year ago

That was always going to happen.When you fall hook, line&sinker for something that's too good to be true,you can be assured it is- take that to the bank. It was one great big confidence trick,& those that had the money to afford it,fell for it.For once the less fortunate won out.

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Jasper581 year ago

@whome2013 They're selling our country! Who is getting the proceeds?🤔

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Aus Integrity1 year ago

@whome2013 The chosen few…..and China

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🌻Kate1 year ago

Bet that sneaky little Sun Tax was supposed to be kept quiet until after the election.😠

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Missy 🇦🇺1 year ago

Labor are obviously working for China not Australia, how they undermine us like this is unforgivable

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Cyclochook1 year ago

What a fucking scam!

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Brad Hayman1 year ago

Behind every scam there's a new tax

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