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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Paul Gallagher

Morning Mail: industry linked to NT emissions decision, Cop28 president under fire, new risk test for migrants

A storm builds over the Ichthy's onshore gas processing facility on Middle Arm in Darwin Harbour.
A storm builds over the Ichthy's onshore gas processing facility on Middle Arm in Darwin Harbour. Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian

Good morning. We begin today with revelations the Northern Territory government ditched a net zero emissions policy for new onshore gas projects after the industry objected to it. Documents sourced by Guardian Australia show that NT officials consulted with the gas industry – but not other stakeholders or the public – before walking away from the proposal.

The United Arab Emirates’ Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, the Cop28 president, is facing stern criticism after saying there is “no science” for a phase-out of coal, oil and gas to reduce global warming, and that it would take the world “back into caves”. Scientists say his remarks are verging on climate change denial.

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