Peter Dutton has returned the serve to Labor declaring Australians “are sick” of it blaming the Coalition for everything and says the attack line proves the government “has no idea”.
While energy prices have been tipped to increase by up to 15 per cent in some parts of Australia, the Albanese Government has declared a “perfect storm” of gas supply shortages and price constraints will hit consumers.
Labor government ministers meet in the Cabinet Room at Parliament House for the first time after being sworn in. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Andrew Taylor “The public will get sick of this line coming out of the government the last government is to blame for everything, this Government went to the election saying they had the answers and clearly they don't,” he said on Friday.
“It seems to me that the inexperienced of both Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen is shining through. They have got the ability and the legislation there to deal with this. And they don't know what they should do.”
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