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Just five nations outside the Pacific to attend Australian climate event
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Kodawire AI Summary
Just five leaders from outside the Pacific are attending an Australia-organised UN climate event in Fiji and Tuvalu.
- Australia had made efforts to secure more attendees
- The low turnout has been criticized
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the event
- Just five leaders from outside the Pacific are attending the event
- The event is part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey
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The Age (AU)
The Age (AU)
Albanese lashes out at questions about low turnout for Bowen’s Pacific summit
The Age (AU)
The Age (AU)
The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
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50% of coverage
Brisbane Times (AU)
Brisbane Times (AU)
‘Shemozzle’: Just five non
Brisbane Times (AU)
Brisbane Times (AU)
The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
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- Center outlets stick to verified chronology and primary sources.
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- 6h agoBrisbane Times (AU): The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
- 5h agoBrisbane Times (AU): The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
- 5h agoThe Age (AU): The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
- 5h agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
- 15m agoThe Age (AU): The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
- 15m agoBrisbane Times (AU): The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up.
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