Farmers Heckle Albanese at Fiery Dubbo Bush Summit
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced a hostile reception from farmers and regional residents at the National Bush Summit in Dubbo, with the audience heckling him over the renewable energy rollout and government red tape.
Tensions rose as farmers questioned the impact of renewable projects on agricultural land and called for stronger protections for regional communities.
Mr Albanese acknowledged concerns over regulation, saying more needed to be done to address over-regulation. His comments were met with jeers from parts of the audience. :The Daily Tel
Source: 7NEWS / National Bush Summit coverage
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