The government will spend $300-470 million a year for ten years to help Tomago Aluminum afford electricity and keep operating.
Why it mattersWithout this deal, the smelter closes in 2028. This costs thousands of jobs in the Hunter region and removes a key part of Australia's aluminum industry.
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