Leaked Coalition talking points direct MPs to argue dumping net zero does not conflict with Paris agreement

The GuardianThursday, November 20, 2025 at 2:00:11 PM
Leaked Coalition talking points direct MPs to argue dumping net zero does not conflict with Paris agreement
  • Leaked documents reveal that Coalition MPs are instructed to claim that dropping the net zero emissions target is consistent with the Paris Agreement, despite concerns about compliance with international climate commitments.
  • This development highlights the Coalition's strategy to navigate potential backlash regarding climate policy, reflecting a calculated approach to maintain political support while addressing environmental issues.
  • The situation underscores ongoing tensions in Australian politics regarding environmental legislation, as the Coalition also engages in negotiations with Labor over nature laws, raising questions about the balance between economic interests and environmental protections.
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