
Coalition wants overseas emissions reporting to be scrapped | Evening News Bulletin 14 October 2026
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Coalition pushing for overseas emissions reporting to be scrapped, Palau's President comes to the Prime Minister's defence over global climate talks, Rwanda to host a Formula 1 race, when the series returns to Africa for the first time four decades
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