Australia should rebuild trust with Pacific nations by boosting action on climate change, Labor's Jim Chalmers says. auspol 7NEWS
Australia should rebuild trust with Pacific nations by boosting action on climate change, Labor's Jim Chalmers says.
Labor hasn't ruled out the opening of new coal mines, and Mr Chalmers said future projects would get the green light if they stacked up environmentally and financially. Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce shot down Labor's promises to help the energy industry transition out of coal, saying there were no alternative jobs in some regions.
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