Sussan Ley Declines to Comment on Senator Henderson's Criticism
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley refrained from responding to remarks made by Liberal senator Sarah Henderson, who openly stated that Ley was losing backing within the party room.
Live Blog Wrap-Up
That concludes our live blog for today. The day turned out busier than expected, demonstrating the unpredictable nature of politics. We will return next week at the same time and place to provide more federal political updates.
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Press Conference Highlights
The press conference with Opposition Leader Sussan Ley was held at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra. ABC photographer Luke Stephenson captured moments from the event.
Questions on Party Unity
When asked how she plans to unite the differing factions of her party, Ley responded that she will offer more details following the net zero meeting scheduled for next Wednesday.
"I will have more to say about following the meeting on net zero next Wednesday."
Press conference photo gallery by Luke Stephenson is available.
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Summary: Sussan Ley avoids commenting on internal party criticism but promises further remarks after upcoming net zero talks, highlighting ongoing tensions within the party.
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