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Key to attend Copenhagen climate change summit
John Key has announced he will attend the climate change leaders conference at Copenhagen after 'reassessing' his Govt's position.
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Key books flight to Copenhagen - just in case
John Key is preparing to attend the Copenhagen summit, with tickets provisionally booked as a 'precautionary step'.
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Shock win sets stage for war
Tony Abbott has put Australian politics on a war footing after winning leadership of the Opposition in a victory that stunned the nation.
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NZ pledges $90m for climate fund
NZ would pay about $30m a year for at least three years into a US$10bn fund for developing countries to adopt low carbon-emitting policies, John Key has indicated.
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Copenhagen fund gets CHOGM backing
Commonwealth leaders have today backed the British-led proposal to support developing countries adapt to low-carbon emissions policies.
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Queen's plea to go green
The Queen yesterday urged the Commonwealth's members to lead the world in responding to global climate change.
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Maori Party denies withdrawing ETS support
The Maori Party's ruling council is dismissing reports that it is discussing reneging on a deal over the ETS legislation.
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Climate rivals blast email thefts
NZ climate scientists have criticised alleged hackers for "stealing" emails at the centre of a worldwide internet storm.