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1 online resource (streaming video file) (29 min. 22 sec.) ; 178149763 bytes |
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TONY ABBOTT PREPARES FOR BARACK OBAMA MEETING SAYING CLIMATE CHANGE 'NOT MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE'As Prime Minister Tony Abbott prepares for a one-on-one meeting with US President Barack Obama, he says climate change is not the world's most important issue of the moment, while the American agenda looks set to include trade, business and national security.SENIOR DEMOCRAT HOPES AUSTRALIA DOESN'T TURN BACK ON CLIMATE CHANGE 'LEADERSHIP'Democrat Henry Waxman from the US House Committee on Energy and Commerce suggests Australia shouldn't change climate change policies or 'turn its back' on leadership in the area. CORRUPTION CLAIMS OVERSHADOW WORLD CUP KICK OFFOn the eve of the World Cup in Brazil, corruption claims around the 2022 event hang over football's governing body, even as their president Sepp Blatter seeks another term in charge of FIFA. MARITIME UNION: FIGHTING FOR WORKERS OR UNDERMINING RESOURCES EXPORTS?The mining industry in Western Australia suggests strike action threatened by the Maritime Union would cost millions in exports while the MUA says it is merely fighting for a fair go for workers |
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Broadcast 2014-06-11 at 19:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Bribery.
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Climatic changes -- International cooperation.
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Corruption investigation.
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International relations -- Political aspects.
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World Cup (Soccer)
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Group of Twenty.
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United States.
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Australia.
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Qatar.
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Streaming video
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Ferguson, Sarah, host
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Lane, Sabra, reporter
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Moodie, Claire, reporter
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Morris, Madeleine, reporter
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BarkLamb, Scott, contributor
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Blatter, Joseph S, contributor
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Byers, David, contributor
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Cain, Christy, contributor
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Callaghan, Mike, contributor
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Ferguson, Martin, contributor
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Gill, David, contributor
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Gray, Gary, contributor
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Jennings, Andrew, contributor
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Jennings, Peter, contributor
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Waxman, Henry, contributor
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Wilmott, Deidre, contributor
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Wrage, Alexandra, contributor
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