How could climate change policies affect people in Australia
Steam and other emissions rise from an industrial plant in Melbourne Source: AAP
Climate policy looks to be a key voting issue for millions of voters in this year's federal election. As various political parties have announced the implementation of some policies and plans to tackle the issue, SBS Gujarati spoke to an elderly migrant who experiences stress paying his energy bill like hundreds of thousands people in Australia.
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