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Sorry, i've answered the coal question. directly. and let me tell you directly, we are yes or no on the coalmine7 what do you reckon? i'm not in favour of more coal, let's be absolutely clear, but it's not a decision for me. it's a decision for local planning authorities. you are about to go to glasgow, how confident are you about the outcome? i have told you, i think it is in the balance, i think that we have had a decent outcome at the g20 so far but everybody has got a lot more to do. borisjohnson then boris johnson then speaking borisjohnson then speaking to our climate editor. we have som...

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In scientific and activist circles, Morrison’s commitment was widely viewed as the very least he could do, agreed to at the last possible moment.

Just days before COP26, Australia's long-awaited climate plan has been slammed by civil society, scientists and opposition politicians as void of substance and full of spin.

A broad picture of what Australia might offer the world is emerging from the political uncertainty, and the world is taking notice.