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One Nation abandons gas reservation policy

One Nation stopped its domestic gas reservation policy. Now it backs billionaire Gina Rinehart's business interests.

One Nation quietly stopped backing a domestic gas reservation policy. The party now supports a stance that matches billionaire Gina Rinehart's business interests.

Australia's use of gas during evening peak hours has dropped nearly 70% over the past year. Batteries have surged in, replacing gas for evening power.

The U-turn shows a change from One Nation's earlier energy plans.

nearly 70% over past year
Gas dependence drop
evening hours
Peak demand period
Gina Rinehart
Billionaire patron

Why it mattersThis shows how energy policy shifts. Billionaire backers can influence major political parties.

AustraliaOne Nation voters expecting domestic gas reservation support may find the party's energy policy has shifted.

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