Nationals MP Keith Pitt says Labor “want to kill Australia’s golden goose” in the resources sector and “tar and feather it on the way” but shutting down various energy projects.
Nationals MP Keith Pitt says Labor “want to kill Australia’s golden goose” in the resources sector and “tar and feather it on the way” but shutting down various energy projects.“We need the federal government to be behind the resources sector.
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