Conservative Liberals have dismissed rumors of any leadership challenge against Sussan Ley, emphasizing their priority is to heal internal divisions on climate policy.
The party has been struggling with disagreement over the net zero emissions target set for 2050, a conflict that has persisted since the last election.
Liberal MPs are scheduled to return to Canberra next week to participate in a series of discussions designed to address and resolve these deep divisions.
“We are focused on ending a split over climate policy that has plagued our party since the election.”
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Author's summary: The Liberal Party aims to settle internal disputes over the net zero emissions target while firmly supporting Sussan Ley’s leadership amid ongoing climate policy tensions.