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Simon Bradshaw

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As seen in: Climate Council, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), International Journal of Law & Information Technology, Sydney Morning Herald, Tech2, The Age, The Australian, The Canberra Times, Brisbane Times, Carbon Brief, The New Daily and
Research Director at the Climate Council. Happy paddler, bushwalker, birdwatcher and woodworker. Dad of Lhakyi and lucky husband of @kyinzomdhongdue
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PACNEWS TWO, 11 SEPTEMBER 2026

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By Pita Ligaiula, Jane McAdam, Simon Bradshaw
| Islands Business Verified
In this bulletin: 1. PACIFIC — GCF says Pacific Climate finance must deliver 2. PACIFIC — Pacific Youth demand a voice in biodiversity decisions 3. FIJI — Fiji PM denies lobbying GCC to delay General Election 4. SOL — Democracy does not end at the ballot box:Transparency Solomon Islands 5. FIJI — Constitutional Review Commission report unlikely to affect Fiji  election: Turaga 6. PACIFIC — Outgoing PMC chair Antfalo highlights key gains 7.
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Holding the line: From Palau to Fiji

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By Simon Bradshaw
| Green Peace
What a week! Our Pacific team is back from Palau and the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting, and preparing for the next big moment in our campaign for Pacific climate justice — the Pacific Pre-COP. So grab a cuppa as we take stock of what unfolded in Palau and what it means for the voyage ahead.
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The 2026 budget test: Will Australia break free from fossil fuels?

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By Simon Bradshaw
| Green Peace
In 2026, the dangers of fossil fuel dependence have been laid bare like never before. The illegal invasion of Iran has brought pain and destruction to millions across the Middle East and triggered a global energy crisis impacting us all. Communities in the Pacific have been hit especially hard by rising fuel prices, and Australians have seen their cost-of-living woes deepen. Such moments of crisis and upheaval can lead to positive transformation. But only when leaders act with courage and foresight.
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