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Labor's $2 billion pledge to produce 'green' aluminium

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Australian aluminium makers will get a $2 billion incentive to produce so-called 'green' aluminium with renewable energy. It's the latest part of Labor's plans to turn Australia into a green energy superpower, as unofficial election campaigning continues.
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