It’s all so very BORING:
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull faces a fresh outbreak of party disunity over climate policy, with backbench MPs questioning the government’s timing, scope and tactics after a formal review of the Direct Action plan was finally announced.
Environment and Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg on Monday launched the long-awaited review – which controversially promises to look at whether to introduce an emissions intensity scheme for electricity generators, which is a type of carbon price – though he emphasised a focus on household electricity prices and energy security.
