Sky News host Amanda Stoker says Australia’s energy policy and price caps are a “farce” and “supply” is causing increasing prices.
Sky News host Amanda Stoker says Australia’s energy policy and price caps are a “farce” and “supply” is causing increasing prices. “We’ve also got to be able to talk about industrial relations and how we can get productivity out of the workforce,” she said.
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