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Dominic Giannini

HISTORICAL FACTS: Australia tuvalu look to develop landmark climate pact | History Defined

Tuvalu's Feleti Teo met with Foreign Minister Penny Wong on a visit to open a new high commission. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)

Australia and Tuvalu will work on progressing a landmark treaty as the two nations seek closer ties in tackling the impacts of climate change in the region.

Some 90 per cent of Tuvalu's population, or 8750 people, entered a ballot for one of the 280 visa spots allowing them to live, work and study in Australia under the treaty.

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