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Topic: Trans-Tasman PMs talk climate change - National Business Review

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Trans-Tasman PMs talk climate change - National Business Review

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The Age
Trans-Tasman PMs talk climate change
National Business Review - 18 Aug 2008
New Zealand is required to take an active global leadership role on the environment but must start with its own backyard first, Prime Minister Helen Clark said today.
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