“The problem with Australia is that we’re probably more prone to these disasters than many other countries but we’re probably one of the least-prepared simply because we don’t have this overarching government framework that’s needed to help us plan,” he said.
— Read on mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-09-11/government-appears-unprepared-for-climate-change/11492886
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