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Labor picks city to host climate summit, making it an election issue

Ryan Cropp
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South Australia’s business community has backed a Labor promise to make Adelaide the venue of a UN global climate summit if Australia wins hosting rights, setting up a unique election battleline with the Coalition.

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Ryan Cropp is an energy and climate reporter at The Australian Financial Review based in the Canberra bureau.
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