Politics Now Net zero gains for Sussan Ley
Nov 24, 2025
The hosts dive into the Albanese Government's push for the EPBC environment laws as Parliament reconvenes. A new poll reveals a concerning 24% support for the Coalition, leading to a discussion on Sussan Ley's shaky leadership. They question if abandoning net zero actually swayed voters, especially within One Nation. Trade-offs in the EPBC bill pose challenges, particularly around native forest logging and emissions. The discussion wraps up with insights into internal party dynamics and the potential impact of energy prices on political strategies.
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Coalition Stuck At Historic Low
- The NewsPoll shows the Coalition at a historic low and Sussan Ley remains vulnerable despite slight gains.
- Jacob Greber notes dumping net zero hasn't yet won back One Nation voters because Coalition messaging is mixed.
Mixed Messaging Loses Hardline Voters
- One Nation voters prefer the clarity of Pauline Hanson over mixed Coalition messaging on net zero.
- Jacob Greber argues mixed signals mean the Coalition hasn't regained those voters yet.
EPBC Outcome Is The PM's Decision
- The EPBC environment bill's fate hinges on negotiation choices and the Prime Minister's ultimate call.
- Patricia Karvelas stresses the PM must decide whether to appease progressive caucus or resource-state premiers.