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Anthony Albanese faces fierce backlash after dodging fossil fuels in COP31 climate speech | News.gg

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Published 2 hours ago · Perth Now · Updated 13 minutes ago

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese jets off for COP climate talks amid overseas trip criticism

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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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Anthony Albanese faces fierce backlash after dodging fossil fuels in COP31 climate speech

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

By Ike Morris · Nov 11, 2026, 9:29 PM UTC

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Anthony Albanese faces fierce backlash after dodging fossil fuels in COP31 climate speech
Anthony Albanese has championed Australia as a climate leader at COP31 but critics say his speech dodged one crucial point.
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Last Updated: 13 minutes ago
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