Australia's Liberal-National coalition reunite a week after split
Summary
Australia's Liberal and National parties have come back together one week after splitting due to disagreements. The leaders have resolved their differences and announced a new shadow cabinet. Their main goal is to hold the ruling Labor government accountable.Key Facts
- The Liberals and Nationals form Australia's main opposition coalition.
- A week ago, the coalition split over disagreements on key policies.
- Sussan Ley is the Liberal leader, and David Littleproud leads the Nationals.
- The coalition announced new shadow cabinet positions with members from both parties.
- The parties resolved disputes on issues like climate, energy, and regional needs.
- They plan to lift the national ban on nuclear power but not build new nuclear plants.
- The coalition's break-up and reunification have occurred before, last happening in 1987.
- Leaders did not comment on net zero emissions goals, saying it will be addressed later.
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