Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urged to rein in gas exports in bid to avert energy security crisis
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Multinationals should be forced to renegotiate lucrative contracts that allow unrestricted gas exports in a bid to avert an energy security crisis, according to one of Australia's most powerful trade unions. The Australian Workers Union (AWU) has written to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urging him to 'act decisively and rationally in the national interest' to ensure a portion of Australia's natural gas is quarantined for domestic use.
Source: AM | Duration: 3min 30sec
Topics: oil-and-gas, business-economics-and-finance, industry, environment, australia
Multinationals should be forced to renegotiate lucrative contracts that allow unrestricted gas exports in a bid to avert an energy security crisis, according to one of Australia's most powerful trade unions.
The Australian Workers Union (AWU) has written to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urging him to 'act decisively and rationally in the national interest' to ensure a portion of Australia's natural gas is quarantined for domestic use.
