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Australia’s foreign affairs minister warns dropping 2030 climate targets would abandon Pacific nations
Tuesday 18 Jun 24 11:15am
Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has labelled the Coalition's decision to rule out setting a 2030 climate target as a move that will increase energy bills and risk further Chinese influence in the Pacific.
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