There will be disagreement at next week’s Labor conference - but don’t expect the feuds of the past
The Australian Labor Party is preparing for its 49th National Conference, aiming to project a message of unity and stability. Party leaders hope to avoid the divisive factional feuds of the past to solidify their position as a stable governing force.
The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, addresses the party faithful at the 49th ALP National Conference in Brisbane in 2023. Photograph: Jono Searle/AAP The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, addresses the party faithful at the 49th ALP National Conference in Brisbane in 2023. Photograph: Jono Searle/AAP Australian politics There will be disagreement at next week’s Labor conference – but don’t expect the feuds of the past It’s hoped a deliberate demonstration of ‘constructive unity’ by the party will entrench the public’s perception of Labor stability
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