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Prime minister Anthony Albanian He came to New York for a series of meetings with the UN General Assembly and the world leaders.
He left Prime Minister Sydney early on Saturday morning and will be away for 11 days, including stops in London and United Arab Emirates.
Albania said that climate change will be the front and center in New York – days after the Federal study announced its 2035 climate target in Australia.
“What we want to see is increasing peace, security and stability worldwide,” he said. “Australia plays an important role. We are a reliable partner and ally.
We are a country in our region, in the Pacific and, of course, a positive role with our traditional allies, such as our ASEAN neighbors and five eyelids, including the US and the United Kingdom.
Albania said he would have the opportunity to interact with his colleagues in New York.
In addition, we have special problems that will progress like our social media law, which Australia leads to the world.
Minister of Climate and Energy Chris Bowen He will talk to ABC Insiders Host David Speers This morning.
Deputies Barnaby Joyce After the climate change authority, it appeared in Sky News this morning to talk about climate change. Matt Kean.
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Prime minister, Anthony AlbanianBefore the UN General Assembly meeting, New York and the US President Donald Embers. On Saturday morning, the Prime Minister left stops in Dubai and London.
Optus promised to investigate a ten -hour deduction that stopped emergency calls, where at least four people died. The deduction was caused by a fire -wall update for the telecom network and acknowledged that the industry was contacted by the Ombudsmani.
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