Labor’s national conference sidestepped a heated debate over a new gas export tax, opting for vague language about “appropriate taxation arrangements” instead of concrete proposals. But the push for change isn’t fading—backbencher Ed Husic is calling the current system “Old Yeller,” demanding companies pay their fair share, while the ACTU backs a 25% tax that could raise $17 billion and even cut domestic prices. The fight for a fairer resource deal is far from over.

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