As Labor seeks to pass end-of-year environmental law reform, Ley and the Greens will be vying to seal the deal
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- The Labor government is pushing to pass reforms to the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (EPBC) as the parliamentary session nears its end, with Sussan Ley and the Greens vying for influence in the negotiations.
- This legislative effort is crucial for Labor to establish a political milestone while Ley must assert her authority as the Liberal leader, especially with an election on the horizon.
- The negotiations reflect broader tensions in Australian politics, particularly regarding environmental protections and the influence of business interests, as various parties navigate the complexities of the proposed reforms.
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