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Opposition leader Sussan Ley blames government pressure for blocking her tour of a struggling NSW aluminium smelter, demanding nuclear power and policy reform.
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley claims political pressure from the Albanese government caused the cancellation of her planned tour of the Tomago aluminium smelter, which faces closure due to unsustainable energy costs.
She met with the smelter’s CEO but was denied access for a public tour, alleging businesses are avoiding policy discussions due to political fears.
Ley called for nuclear power and a functional energy policy to secure industry, rejecting government ownership.
The government denies interference, while NSW Premier Chris Minns urged private investors to act.
The smelter, Australia’s largest, risks shutting by 2028 without a taxpayer-backed rescue, following recent bailouts for other industrial sites.
La líder de la oposición Sussan Ley culpa a la presión del gobierno por bloquear su visita a una fundición de aluminio en crisis en Nueva Gales del Sur, exigiendo energía nuclear y reforma de políticas.