Energy policy dominates as Parliament resumes

Federal Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg and PM Malcolm Turnbull during Question Time Source: AAP

Parliament resumes after a four week break, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull entering the new parliamentary sitting with his government slipping in the latest poll. It's set to be a critical week for him, with the unresolved citizenship saga and the protracted debate over energy policy.

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Published 16 October 2017 6:23pm

By Aileen Phillips

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Parliament resumes after a four week break, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull entering the new parliamentary sitting with his government slipping in the latest poll. It's set to be a critical week for him, with the unresolved citizenship saga and the protracted debate over energy policy.

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Energy policy dominates as Parliament resumes

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Parliament resumes after a four week break, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull entering the new parliamentary sitting with his government slipping in the latest poll. It's set to be a critical week for him, with the unresolved citizenship saga and the protracted debate over energy policy.

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Parliament resumes after a four week break, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull entering the new parliamentary sitting with his government slipping in the latest poll. It's set to be a critical week for him, with the unresolved citizenship saga and the protracted debate over energy policy.

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