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Husic says Labor ‘allergic to dissent’ as he breaks ranks on key government positions at party conference
Ed Husic, an outspoken Labor MP, criticized the party for being 'allergic to dissent' and broke ranks on key positions at its conference, including supporting a gas export tax, endorsing Indigenous truth-telling, and urging more criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza. The prime minister emphasized unity as a distinguishing feature against political opponents, stating the ALP prioritizes 'progress over protest'.
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