The G-7 summit in Cornwall was a test of Australia's resistance to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Highlights
- Prime Minister Scott Morrison is back in Australia after attending the G-7 summit in Cornwall.
- Climate change was at the top of the summit's agenda. But politicians in Australia are even more divided now on the issue.
- The G-7 summit in Cornwall was a test of Australia's resistance to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Scott Morrison might have softened his stance among other world leaders who committed to stopping funding for new coal-fired power stations.
But those developments in Europe appear to have created a split back home, in time for the Prime Minister's arrival back on home soil.
