--- title: "Zali Steggall: \"Climate change doesn’t care whether you believe in it. But e…\" | Politics Computer" description: "Climate change doesn’t care whether you believe in it. But every Australian is paying the price.\n\nIn Parliament, my Private Member’s Motion highlighte" url: "https://politics.computer/ad/6296e34a2cd8612411839e3efafb668c2b407381a959ba9d0c7f01a1707f1c8b" --- [Home](https://politics.computer/) / [Ads](https://politics.computer/ads) / [Zali Steggall](https://politics.computer/mp/zali-steggall) **Zali Steggall** Sponsored, paid for by Zali Steggall Climate change doesn’t care whether you believe in it. But every Australian is paying the price. In Parliament, my Private Member’s Motion highlighted the growing economic costs of climate change. In 2025, extreme weather caused $4.8 billion in insured losses, while home insurance premiums have risen 51% over five years. Yet both the Government and Coalition are backing weaker building standards, leaving Australians exposed to greater risks and costs. The cheapest home is one you only have to build once. Every dollar invested in climate resilience can save up to $11 in disaster recovery costs. I’m calling for stronger building standards, a national climate adaptation plan and greater investment in resilience to protect Australian homes, communities and our economy. MP, Federal # [Zali Steggall](https://politics.computer/mp/zali-steggall) [Zali Steggall](https://politics.computer/mp/zali-steggall), member for [Warringah](https://politics.computer/seats/federal/warringah) Spent Under $400 Times shown 14K–22K Running since 22 Oct 2026 Run as 4 separate ads, 4 still running. Figures add up all of them. ## What the ad says Climate change doesn’t care whether you believe in it. But every Australian is paying the price. In Parliament, my Private Member’s Motion highlighted the growing economic costs of climate change. In 2025, extreme weather caused $4.8 billion in insured losses, while home insurance premiums have risen 51% over five years. Yet both the Government and Coalition are backing weaker building standards, leaving Australians exposed to greater risks and costs. The cheapest home is one you only have to build once. Every dollar invested in climate resilience can save up to $11 in disaster recovery costs. I’m calling for stronger building standards, a national climate adaptation plan and greater investment in resilience to protect Australian homes, communities and our economy. 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