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The former prime minister argues that the free coffee at the Australian pavilion at COP is a great marketing tool.

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The former prime minister argues that the free coffee at the Australian pavilion at COP is a great marketing tool.

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The former prime minister argues that the free coffee at the Australian pavilion at COP is a great marketing tool.

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Anthony Albanese has told world leaders gathered in Antalya, Türkiye, for the COP31 climate change summit that the conference must inspire actions that can be measured. In his opening address to the Leaders’ Summit (overnight, 11 November), the Prime Minister said clean energy had to be the world’s focus, and he asked for greater assistance […]

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Anthony Albanese has championed Australia as a climate leader at COP31 but critics say his speech dodged one crucial point.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told global leaders during his COP31 Leaders Summit address in Türkiye that “every fraction of a degree of warming we prevent will count” in minimising climate damage, and urged protection for vulnerable Pacific nations. What we know: Albanese also used his speech to highlight the headway Australia has made in using renewable energy, saying “we proudly have one of...

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Anthony Albanese’s comments came after outgoing UN Secretary-General António Guterres told world leaders that “fossil fuels must go the way of the dinosaurs”.

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Australian PM boasts of success in renewables but is criticised for not addressing the nation’s huge coal industryGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAnthony Albanese said governments had a “solemn responsibility” to act on climate change in a historic speech to the UN’s climate summit, but one which failed to mention the fossil fuels driving the crisis.The Australia prime minister landed in the Mediterranean resort city of Antalya on Wednesday morning where the Cop31 talks are being presided over by his climate change minister, Chris Bowen, but hosted by Turkey. Continue reading...

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has landed in Turkiye for the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has landed in Turkiye for the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference.

16 hours ago · theage.com.au