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Albanese backs Queensland premier’s opposition to nuclear energy as early voting in state election opens

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Anthony Albanese has backed Steven Miles’s opposition to nuclear energy whereas becoming a member of the Queensland premier on the primary day of pre-poll voting within the state election.

At a joint press convention within the Gold Coast on Monday, the prime minister was requested about Miles’s plan to carry a plebiscite on nuclear if Labor wins this month’s ballot.

Albanese mentioned the proposal was a “matter for Queensland”, however supported the incumbent premier’s stance towards nuclear energy.

“What I certainly hope occurs is that Steve Miles is elected premier of Queensland. That’s what I want to see happen, because that’s a way of making sure that this nuclear fantasy [is stopped],” he mentioned at a joint press convention with Miles.

Miles revealed the plan to name a vote on the problem in an unique interview with Guardian Australia, maybe on the subsequent federal election.

The premier mentioned he hadn’t run the concept previous the prime minister earlier than making it public.

The nuclear amenities prohibition act each bans nuclear energy and requires a plebiscite on any commonwealth plan.

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“I’ve said I’ll comply with the law,” Miles mentioned.

“[Opposition leader] David Crisafulli has said he does too, but I wonder whether he actually intends to hold that plebiscite.”

The Liberal Nationwide celebration chief refused to provide a solution as as to whether he would help a plebiscite, however known as the premier’s feedback “divisive”.

“We have an energy plan, and we will be rolling out that energy plan, and it doesn’t involve nuclear,” Crisafulli mentioned.

He dodged questions on why he opposed the plans for nuclear energy stations proposed by his federal counterpart, Peter Dutton.

The federal opposition chief will take a plan for seven commonwealth-owned nuclear energy stations to the subsequent election. That features two in Queensland, changing present coal crops at Callide and Tarong.

The Liberal Nationwide celebration chief, who voted for the state’s renewables and emissions discount targets earlier this yr, has step by step hardened his place on inexperienced energy.

Crisafulli mentioned final fortnight that he would lengthen the state’s coal fleet past their deliberate closure dates.

He later dismissed Labor’s legislated inexperienced energy transition as “fanciful”.

Crisafulli additionally dodged questions on abortion legal guidelines, once more giving no dedication to not permit a conscience vote by his celebration members on a invoice to be launched by Katter’s Australian Celebration subsequent parliament.

“I’m not giving you the answer that you want but I’m giving you the answer Queenslanders deserve,’ he told journalists

“There is an act in place that allows that and there’ll be no change to the act, none.”

Albanese and Miles took the Gold Coast mild rail to Monday’s press convention at Parkwood, paying simply 50c apiece for the journey, with the prime minister becoming a member of the marketing campaign for the primary time as pre-poll voting within the state election opened.

Miles had earlier declared he didn’t want Albanese’s backing. “David Crisafulli might think he needs some of Peter Dutton’s rizz to rub off on him, but I don’t,” Miles mentioned final week.

Dutton joined Crisafulli 10 days in the past, within the first week within the election marketing campaign.

Standing in entrance of a pull up banner studying “all fares 50 cents”, Albanese backed his Labor left counterpart as a “new premier” main a authorities that might “regenerate”.

“I’ll tell you what, this bloke here is going to get better and better,” he mentioned.

All ballots within the election should be solid by 26 October.

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