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As part of the @sydney_festival and THAW performance art installation at the Sydney Opera House, there’ll be a series of talks and speeches on climate change from scientists, politicians and activists. Learn about what action we need to take against climate change this Sunday from 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm. They’re all completely free to attend, but you need to reserve a space.

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