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Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

Net zero by 2050 plan ‘uniquely Australian’: Morrison

The Prime Minister has launched the government’s plan to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 by lauding the country’s achievements so far, saying Australia is on track to achieve a cut of up to 35 per cent by 2030.

  • by Rachel Clun

Opinion & Perspectives

Morrison delivered the pledge voters wanted but not the plan they needed

There was no new measure on Tuesday to explain what would take Australia from its old target to the new one. Old policies were dressed up to look like climate action.

David Crowe
David Crowe

Chief political correspondent

Net zero pledge a defining moment, but the real test is action

A majority of Australians accept the case for net zero emissions by 2050 to prevent a greater danger from global warming. Prime Minister Scott Morrison accepts it. So does a majority of federal cabinet.

David Crowe
David Crowe

Chief political correspondent

A blind trust? Certainly, the government is keeping voters blind as to Porter’s secret donors

Trust in government, meanwhile, is taking a battering - and Christian Porter’s Liberal colleagues know it.

Jacqueline Maley
Jacqueline Maley

Columnist and senior journalist

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The PM has revealed details of his government's climate plan that'll cut emissions in Australia to net zero by 2050, trying to allay fears it'll cut jobs and increase the cost of living.
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Morrison unveils net zero by 2050 plan

The PM has revealed details of his government's climate plan that'll cut emissions in Australia to net zero by 2050, trying to allay fears it'll cut jobs and increase the cost of living.

Scott Morrison

Morrison delivered the pledge voters wanted but not the plan they needed

There was no new measure on Tuesday to explain what would take Australia from its old target to the new one. Old policies were dressed up to look like climate action.

  • by David Crowe

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