East coast can’t transition without gas

I am really intrigued as to how far the eastern seaboard is prepared to go before they admit that gas is required as a transition fuel to keep the lights on (Gas CEOs dial up warnings as ‘crunch time’ looms).

Wouldn’t it be great to erect a fence from Eucla at the southern end of the West Australian border to Kununurra in the north? You go your way, we go ours. We could meet up again in a decade and see who’s standard of living has improved or diminished.