Analysis

Internal noise on climate will hobble actual policy fight

Sally Whyte
Updated November 11 2020 - 7:29am, first published November 10 2020 - 6:30pm
Joel Fitzgibbon speaks to Labor leader Anthony Albanese in the House of Representatives. Picture: Elesa Kurtz
Joel Fitzgibbon speaks to Labor leader Anthony Albanese in the House of Representatives. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

The dispute over climate change policy in the Labor party that resulted in Joel Fitzgibbon resigning as shadow agriculture and resources minister has been bubbling away for years, and looks set to be the monkey on Anthony Albanese's back until the next election, and possibly afterwards.

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Sally Whyte

Sally Whyte

Federal Politics Reporter

I report on a range of issues in federal politics and the public service, with a real passion for how decisions made in Canberra affect the lives of Australians.

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