Updated: Coalition launches green programme for government

James S Murray
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Government reiterates support for green policy programme, but provides few details of how it will work

The Lib-Con coalition government today released its full programme for government, formalising the green commitments made in its earlier coalition agreement but providing few further details on its many...

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