In Australia the Labor Party opposition says the future of the iconic Great Barrier Reef is on the line, as it opposes new government plans to regulate marine parks.
On Wednesday, the government introduced changes to the regulation of 44 Australian marine parks, covering 3.3 million square hectares, that would reduce 'green' conservation areas in the Coral Sea from 50 to 25 per cent.
Arthur Stevens has more
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