The Coalition's Liberal and National parties have reunited after a split, raising questions about Sussan Ley's leadership and the underlying issues within the group.
In a significant political development in Australia, the Coalition, comprising the Liberal and National parties, has managed to reconcile after experiencing internal strife and a breakup for the second time within the past year. This latest reunion, as reported by Guardian Australia, highlights the ongoing challenges facing the Coalition and the persistent divisions that have emerged within its ranks. The agreements made over the weekend are viewed with skepticism, as many are questioning whether this reconciliation will be sustainable or just a temporary fix.
