News and politics live updates: Labor National Conference faces Israel row over Palestine recognition push
The Australian Labor Party's National Conference is currently addressing contentious issues, including a push to recognize Palestine and debates over AUKUS funding. The event serves as a platform for internal party policy formulation and government agenda setting.
Why it matters
The conference highlights the internal political pressures facing the Albanese government regarding foreign policy and national security.
RECAP: A major clash is brewing inside Labor, with delegates set to debate a controversial push to recognise a Palestinian claim for protection from genocide.
Comments The resolution introduced by Ed Husic also calls on the Albanese Government to begin full diplomatic ties with the State of Palestine. Credit: AAP Scroll down for a recap of the latest news and live updates.
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