The Labour Party celebrates the entry into force of the EU-NZ free trade agreement, highlighting its benefits for trade, climate action, and Māori inclusion, while criticizing past government inaction on climate policy.
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What do you make of the news this morning that uh the Prime Minister says the government will give 2030 climate change targets a good go? But he's ruling out paying billions for carbon credits, and apparently the number is it's here somewhere. We could be uh up for a five billion dollar bill to honour the Paris Agreement.
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trade aligning with environmental action and sustainability
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