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Wong defends government’s climate action ahead of Chogm

The foreign minister, Penny Wong, just spoke with ABC News Breakfast from Apia, in Samoa, ahead of the Commonwealth heads of government meeting.

I have spent the last … two and a bit years travelling through the Pacific. I visited every Pacific Island Forum member. I’m acutely aware, as is the prime minister and our whole government, of what climate change is here in the Pacific.

You know, you might recall Peter Dutton made a joke about water lapping at people’s doors. Well, we are with them working with them on how we increase climate resilience, climate adaptation. We have the groundbreaking treaty with Tuvalu, which enables mobility with dignity, and also we have legislated very ambitious targets.

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