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Australia Street 4: Climate policy

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Steam and other emissions rise from an industrial plant in Melbourne, Tuesday, April 29, 2014. The Abbott government's pledge to remove the carbon tax will be tested when the new Senate is formed after July 1. (AAP Image/Julian Smith) NO ARCHIVING

Steam and other emissions rise from an industrial plant in Melbourne, Tuesday, April 29, 2014. Source: AAP

Climate policy looks to be a key voting issue for hundreds of thousands, if not millions of voters, at this year's federal election. So SBS News went to ask people in one of the country's most marginal electorates just how they'd like to see the next government tackle the issue.

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Climate policy looks to be a key voting issue for hundreds of thousands, if not millions of voters, at this year's federal election. So SBS News went to ask people in one of the country's most marginal electorates just how they'd like to see the next government tackle the issue.

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