is committed to a target of a 5% reduction in emissions and the conditions for extending that target further, based on international action".

In a speech to the Grattan Institute think tank in July, Hunt said "we also accept, and we gave support to the government for the targets, not just the 5% but also the conditions for change ... we accept the targets, clearly, categorically, absolutely".

Abbott stated the Coalition's commitment in a letter to former prime minister Kevin Rudd in December 2009, subsequently released under freedom of information laws, in which he requested information on the costs of the proposed emissions trading scheme, but also wrote "the Coalition's position of bipartisan support for emissions reduction targets – subject to the conditions that were earlier outlined – remains unchanged".

GuardianBay Ferries

Bay Ferries operates along the east coast of Canada, connecting Nova Scotia with Saint John in New Brunswick and Portland, Maine, in the northeast of the United States.

Based in Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island, the company began in 1997 and now offers the quickest way to get from Portland to the beautiful Nova Scotia province with their ferry, the CAT, as well as daily crossings to and from Saint John on MV Fundy Rose.

The CAT, a high-speed catamaran, allows you to reach Nova Scotia in roughly half the time it takes to drive from Portland, boasting a comprehensive range of amenities and a team of knowledgeable staff as well.

MV Fundy Rose is the larger ferry, able to transport every type of vehicle from cars and trucks to