Labor has renewed its pledge to cut energy bills by $275 a year, even after a week of turmoil in the Australian market.
The Labor government is standing by the modelling it took to the May federal election promising to slash electricity bills by $275 a year.
The renewed pledge came after a week of turmoil in the energy market, which forced the key regulator - the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) - to take over the power grid to guarantee supply.
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