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  1. Australian politicians discussed renegotiating trade deals with the EU, emissions decline figures, and the demolition of a closed coal plant.
  2. Chris Bowen and Dan Tehan are involved in talks, chairing the COP31 conference as a diplomatic compromise while also discussing the G20.

The COP presidency requires a large international team, with taxpayers bearing the costs of international travel.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 26
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The COP presidency requires a large international team, with taxpayers bearing the costs of international travel.

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  1. The department incurred costs related to the failed bid for the COP31 conference.Sub-event
  2. COP presidency logistics require a large international team, with costs borne by taxpayers.1 source

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Chris Bowen and Dan Tehan are involved in talks, chairing the COP31 conference as a diplomatic compromise while also discussing the G20. All 2 developments

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