Joyce Keeps Future Plans Vague Despite Nationals’ Shift Away From Net-Zero

Barnaby Joyce continues to dangle potential One Nation switch

Rebel Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce has said he was keeping open a potential switch to One Nation.The former deputy prime minister was speaking on Today this morning as the National and Liberal parties continue to struggle over a united policy on net zero carbon emissions.For weeks, there has been speculation Joyce will defect to Pauline Hanson's One Nation since he announced he would not recontest his New England seat in NSW at the next election…

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Joyce Keeps Future Plans Vague Despite Nationals’ Shift Away From Net-Zero

Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce says he is “keeping his cards close to [his] chest” on whether he will return to the National Party after it dumped its net-zero target. Joyce announced his intention to part ways with the Nationals last month, citing “irreparable differences” with net zero shaping as a key dispute. But while the party is now abandoning the policy, he is holding off on saying whether he will rejoin. “It’s worked so far …

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Cheaper electricity, secure jobs, and lower emissions - The Nationals will abandon a net zero commitment - NSW Nationals

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