'What the hell is this?': Inside the Coalition's climate division: EXCLUSIVE: As the Coalition fractures over climate action, Anthony Albanese tells The Saturday Paper he believes it is the No. 1 issue for many voters.

This article explores the division within the Coalition party in Australia regarding climate action. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese argues that climate change is a top concern for many voters and accuses the Coalition of neglecting those who prioritize climate action. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton initially claimed that Australia's goals under the Paris Agreement were unachievable, but later clarified his stance. The article also discusses the Coalition's commitment to the Paris Agreement and the ongoing debate over a new climate target. It highlights the confusion and concern surrounding the government's new climate policy, with some unnamed Liberals expressing support while others question its effectiveness and suggest misreporting. The article acknowledges the challenges faced by both major political parties in addressing climate change and the potential impact on electoral outcomes. Climate scientists and advocacy groups stress the importance of honoring commitments and intensifying efforts to reduce emissions. The article concludes by presenting different perspectives on the potential consequences of the policy for the Coalition government and the necessity of a credible approach to tackle climate change. [Extracted from the article]