Barnaby Joyce won't recontest seat, keeps options open
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44% : A vocal critic of the emissions-reduction goals and the associated rollout of renewable energy to meet them, Mr Joyce has declared it a sore spot in his relationship with the Nationals.40% : "Our position in continuing to support net zero with the massive schism and hurt to my electorate, to small businesses, to the environment, to the poor, to the defence of Australia and creating hate between lifelong friends in my community makes continuing in the Nationals' party room in Canberra under this policy untenable," the statement read Both the Liberals and the Nationals have announced reviews of their net-zero policies, which are still ongoing.
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