We’ve heard time and time again how important climate change is to our audience. So, we decided to interview the Climate Change Minister, Chris Bowen, about what the Australian Government is doing to accelerate action. Plus, we talked about the exact timeline for when the Government expects young people to be able to afford an electric vehicle.

Hosts: Billi FitzSimons and Sam Koslowski
Guest: Chris Bowen, Climate Change Minister
Audio producer: Emmeline Peterson

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We’ve heard time and time again how important climate change is to our audience. So, we decided to interview the Climate Change Minister, Chris Bowen, about what the Australian Government is doing to accelerate action. Plus, we talked about the exact timeline for when the Government expects young people to be able to afford an electric vehicle.
Hosts: Billi FitzSimons and Sam Koslowski Guest: Chris Bowen, Climate Change Minister Audio producer: Emmeline Peterson
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When will young people be able to afford an electric vehicle?

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