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While the government cops push-back from all sides on its emissions reduction pledge. The opposition is also spinning with its leader Sussan Ley admitting she misspoke when she said the Coalition doesn't believe in setting targets. Advice given to government has outlined how its new target can be achieved and the potential benefits to Australians.

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00:00A trip to suburbia to discuss bills and batteries.
00:08Now our bills are on track to be $60.
00:10Wow.
00:11The Prime Minister keen to illustrate how households can reduce emissions and save money.
00:16I can guarantee that the cheapest form of new energy is renewables.
00:22Advice to government suggests a coordinated renewables rollout could reduce household
00:27power bills by $1,000 a year, repeatedly asked if he could guarantee a drop in prices.
00:34Well there's modelling is out there.
00:36Well the modelling is out there.
00:38The modelling is out there.
00:40The government will invest about $75 billion to help the transition to renewables.
00:45This isn't just about government effort.
00:48It's also about the private sector effort.
00:51We cannot subsidise away to a zero carbon economy.
00:55States are already making changes.
00:57So too are sporting stars.
00:59Australia's test captain successfully lobbying the government to help clubs pay for solar and batteries.
01:05And make a difference to community clubs all across Australia.
01:08It's a Team Australia moment and Pat Cummins is the captain of Team Australia.
01:11But the government isn't committing to all the advice it's received such as ending logging of old growth forests.
01:17We've made no decisions.
01:19The opposition is questioning the government's plan.
01:21But the coalition doesn't even have a climate policy yet.
01:25Making it awkward at times for the opposition leader to argue her case.
01:29Today Susan Lee slipped up momentarily suggesting the party didn't believe in any climate targets.
01:36We don't believe in setting targets at all from opposition or from government.
01:41After a quick chat with her staffer Susan Lee returned to correct the record.
01:46No I just misspoke in the answer I gave.
01:49We don't support targets in opposition.
01:52We do of course recognise the importance of targets in government.
01:57Climate confusion from a party leader under pressure.
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02:26Please, have a great day.
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02:28And on my spotlight.
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