Analysis: The real reason to why premier made state-owned power retailer pledge in Mackay

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if re-elected, Labor would create a publicly-owned regional electricity retailer to compete against its existing publicly-owned electricity retailer, Ergon. Queensland Premier Steven Miles in Mackay on day two of the election campaign. Picture: Adam Head...

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