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For the period 18 August 2025 to 27 May 2026, regarding Ambassador Nankervis’ international travel in his role as the Ambassador for Climate Change, per each international trip, a document…
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For the period 18 August 2025 to 27 May 2026, regarding Ambassador Nankervis’ international travel in his role as the Ambassador for Climate Change, per each international trip, a document containing the following data: The date of departure from Australia The date of arrival back to Australia The cost of flights The class of flights The purpose of the trip The country/countries visited The cost and location of accommodation The cost of meals and beverages The cost of any incidentals and a description, where relevant of incidentals The cost of ground transport
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This document provides a detailed breakdown of Ambassador Nankervis' international travel expenses as Australia's Climate Change Ambassador between September 2025 and May 2026. Seven trips are documented, visiting the Pacific region (Solomon Islands, Fiji, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, Tuvalu), Brazil for UNFCCC COP30, the United States for UNGA High Level Week and Climate Week, and the United Kingdom and Türkiye for pre-COP diplomatic engagement. Total flight costs ranged from $2,458.65 (Vanuatu) to $22,961.31 (Brazil), with most trips combining economy and business class travel. The trips focused on climate negotiations, regional energy meetings, bilateral engagements, and attendance at major international climate forums. Accommodation costs varied significantly, from $529.47 to $13,386.36, with meals, ground transport, and incidental expenses itemized separately for each journey.
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