Labour refuses to accept blame for feed-in tariff fiasco

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Shadow Climate Minister rejects coalition suggestion that Labour mistakes forced solar feed-in tariff review

Labour has accused the coalition of rewriting history with its attempts to blame the previous administration for setting up an over-generous feed-in tariff incentive that has forced ministers to pursue...

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