Port Stephens councillor, residents say time right for climate action

By Charlie Elias
Updated September 25 2019 - 3:44pm, first published 2:00pm
ACTION: Councillor Giacomo Arnott with Climate Action Port Stephens founder Alisha Onslow and her 14-year-old son Dylan, calling for council emergency on climate change.
ACTION: Councillor Giacomo Arnott with Climate Action Port Stephens founder Alisha Onslow and her 14-year-old son Dylan, calling for council emergency on climate change.

A call from councillor Giacomo Arnott to have Port Stephens Council join more than 50 local government areas across the country in declaring a state of climate emergency failed to win majority support from councillors at Tuesday's meeting.

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