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Strange Politics: Climate Action in a Changing Australia - Panel | Climate Integrity Summit 2026

The Climate Integrity Summit is a non-partisan event that convenes leading experts in economics, ecology, policy and governance to discuss a credible and achievable climate policy that serves the Australian people and broader global community.

Thu 24 Sep 2026 14.26 AEST

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Speakers: Amy Remeikis, Chief Political Analyst, The Australia Institute, Mike Bowers, Photographer & Host of Talking Pictures on Insiders, Oscar Kaspi-Crutchett, Senior Research Organiser, Victorian Trades Hall Council.

The Climate Integrity Summit is a non-partisan event that convenes leading experts in economics, ecology, policy and governance to discuss a credible and achievable climate policy that serves the Australian people and broader global community.

The Australia Institute is one of Australia’s most influential public policy think tanks, conducting independent research that drives the public debate and secures policy outcomes for a more equitable Australia.

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