Soaring power bills have forced both major parties to take Australia’s energy transition head on, offering two vastly different solutions to driving down prices and achieving net zero. The Coalition is proposing adding nuclear to the mix, including building two reactors in regional Queensland. SBS travelled to regional Queensland to see how the Coalition’s pitch is being received.

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