Labor in Crisis

from Background Briefing · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

There is something seriously wrong with the Labor Party. Membership is shrinking and the number of fully active members is thought to be as low as 1,000 people in NSW. Has the party of reform lost the capacity to reform itself? Is the party on the road to extinction? James Carleton talks to party insiders about how the Australian Labor Party can remain relevant in the 21st century.

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