One Nation unveiled a gas policy proposing a Norway-style sovereign wealth fund where the government takes a 30% stake in future drilling projects, marking the party's shift toward economic interventionism. The policy taps into public grievance about multinational profits while advocating gas expansion and opposing climate action, distinguishing One Nation from major parties ahead of upcoming elections.
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One Nation unveiled a gas policy proposing a Norway-style sovereign wealth fund where the government takes a 30% stake in future drilling projects, marking the party's shift toward economic interventionism. The policy taps into public grievance about multinational profits while advocating gas expansion and opposing climate action, distinguishing One Nation from major parties ahead of upcoming elections.