Queensland attacked for 'gaming' energy market
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Josh Frydenberg has asked the energy regulator to investigate Queensland's power generators after Malcolm Turnbull accused them of "gaming the system".
Josh Frydenberg has asked the energy regulator to investigate Queensland's power generators after Malcolm Turnbull accused them of "gaming the system".
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