Ed Husic is challenging Labor’s unity narrative at its national conference, warning the party is becoming “allergic” to dissent — even breaking ranks to back a gas export tax and criticizing Israel’s Gaza actions. While PM Albanese champions “progress over protest” and rules out an immediate tax, the conference agreed to reform mining fuel subsidies, a move backed by environmentalists to cap diesel credits and cut billions in costs — a reform likely to spark industry backlash and cabinet rifts, especially with the Resources Minister on board. Husic urges Labor to show “steel in its spine” and seize public support for revenue-generating policies that serve the nation’s long-term interests.
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