Canavan Leads Nationals, Fueling Renewable Debate

0:00I'm Cory with the story, bringing you the latest from Sinny News today. The nationals have picked Senator Matt Cannivan as their new leader, replacing David Littleproud. Canadian is a strong defender of fossil fuels and critic of renewables. He wants more Australian, everything, from babies to jokes, and pushes for energy self-sufficiency without net zero goals. This move raises eyebrows since Canadian works in the Senate, not the House. Critics say his views keep the coalition stuck on outdated coal power. Ignoring free solar and wind options that could shield Australia from global, disruptions. Readers reacted with sharp criticism and letters to the editor. Many called out hypocrisy, like Cannivan using government subsidies for his own solar panels while bashing renewables. Others joked he's a gift to labor, or compared him to comedy duos, urging the liberals to ditch the coalition. Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Scott Morrison was cleared of corruption in the Robo debt probe. But letter-writers blasted him for overseeing the illegal scheme's cruelty, saying public

1:02servants took the fall while politicians escaped blame. Housing woes drew fire, too, with developers blamed for tearing down affordable units for luxury pinhouses. Writers push for government bill homes to fix shortages, plus reforms to university early offers that undermine academic standards. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Cover it. You can hear. You can relax into S-O-L-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM