Australia's National Party has formally split from the Liberal Party, ending a coalition that lasted over 60 years. This decision follows a significant electoral defeat, which saw Labor Party win a historic second term largely due to public discontent with U.S. political trends. National Party leader David Littleproud indicated that the split arose from divergent policies, especially regarding renewable energy. The Liberal Party, led by Sussan Ley, acknowledged this decision with disappointment, as it will now face its largest opposition in history following the election results.
The split between Australia's National Party and the Liberal Party marks a significant political shift, driven by policy disagreements and a historic election defeat.
'Itâs time to have a break,' stated National leader David Littleproud, indicating their intention to step away from coalition politics after voter backlash against Conservative policies.
The Liberal Party leader Sussan Ley expressed disappointment over the Nationals' decision, emphasizing attempts to seek specific commitments prior to their departure from the coalition.
This unprecedented split highlights the pressure faced by conservative parties in Australia, particularly following a strong showing by Anthony Albanese's Labor Party and rising public demands.
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