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Anthony albanese had one key message for australians — it is now time for change. the people have listened, now he has to deliver. the rising cost of living and climate change have dominated this election as two key issues for voters. this is a country that is anxious and divided. its new leader has vowed that his will be a government of optimism and unity. earlier i asked phil mercer, our correspondent in sydney, what anthony albanese meant when he promised voters a "safe change". i dont thin...

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To be an easy task. remember, australia is a country that has been on the front line of climate disasters, whether that be the bush fires of 2019—2020, or the catastrophic floods that happened a couple of months ago. but it is also a country that is still very much economically wedded to fossil fuels. so to convince people, especially in the mining industry in regional australia, that have been economically dependent on this industry, is going to be difficult, but anthony albanese has called f...

"the climate wars". anthony albanese, who will be sworn in tomorrow, said australia could become a renewables superpower. after recent bushfires and flooding, climate change was a key concern for voters. mr albanese will head straight to tokyo on monday for a meeting with the leaders of japan, india and the united states. obviously the quad leaders meeting is an absolute priority for australia and it enables us to send a message to the world that we... there is a change of government, there will...

That is still very much economically wedded to fossil fuels. so to convince people, especially in the mining industry in regional australia, that have been economically dependent on this industry, is going to be difficult, but anthony albanese has called for change, has called for safe change, and i think it was a message for those areas as well that this is not going to happen overnight, there is going to be a plan to phase out fossil fuels. the ukrainian government says it wont agree to any ce...

A renewable energy superpower. it could be a leader in that field. and whether or not he forms a majority or minority government with a coalition, he will have to work with green mps and independents who have put climate action at the centre of theircampaigning. but this is not going to be an easy task. remember, australia is a country that has been on the front line of climate disasters, whether that be the bush fires of 2019—2020, or the catastrophic floods that happened a couple of months a...

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Andrew harding, bbc news, in eastern ukraine. in australia, the new prime minister elect has vowed to take the country in a fresh direction and end what he called the climate wars. anthony albanese — who will be sworn in tomorrow — said australia could become a renewables superpower. after recent bushfires and flooding, climate change was a key concern for voters. mr albanese will head straight to tokyo on monday for a meeting with the leaders of japan, india and the united states. obviously...

A majority or minority government with a coalition, he will have to work with green mps and independents who have put climate action at the centre of theircampaigning. but this is not going to be an easy task. remember, australia is a country that has been on the front line of climate disasters, whether that be the bush fires of 2019—2020, or the catastrophic floods that happened a couple of months ago. but it is also a country that is still very much economically wedded to fossil fuels. so to...