Sue Gilroy Stands for Jobs, Repacholi Stands for Net Zero—Which One Helps the Hunter?

Something strange is happening in the Hunter. This region built Australia. Coal, industry, hard work—that’s what made the Hunter what it is today. But now, thanks to Labor, it’s all under threat. And here’s the incredible part: the very people who claim to represent you are the ones selling you out. Dan Repacholi, Labor’s so-called “man of the people,” is standing by while his party dismantles the industry that put food on the table for generations.

Repacholi talks about his time in the mines, but what good is that if he’s now backing a government that’s actively working to shut them down? He’s pushing Labor’s Net Zero agenda, the same reckless policy that’s already sent electricity prices soaring and left thousands of families wondering if they can afford to heat their homes this winter. But don’t worry—Labor says the “transition” will be fine. Just ignore the job losses, the skyrocketing bills, and the foreign companies raking in billions from taxpayer-funded wind and solar farms.