Labor must find 'flaws' in nuclear policy as public will be 'tempted': Former La

Former Labor senator Stephen Conroy says Labor has to find “flaws” in the Coalition’s nuclear policy as the Australian public will be “tempted” by the prospect of “cheaper electricity”. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton revealed his nuclear policy in a media conference on Wednesday. “What Labor has to do is demonstrate that there are enormous flaws in Dutton’s proposal,” Mr Conroy told Sky News host Paul Murray. “I don’t think that they can just naturally assume there is opposition. “People are hurting, and they are tempted by this idea that there is cheaper electricity prices from this source, and it is renewable. “They’ve got to do the hard assessments and demonstrate why this plan has so many holes.”