Australian PM, behind in polls and beset by division, faces tough road to re-election (Colin Packham, Reuters)

A chaotic parliament session has left Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison seeking a reset as his conservative coalition trails in opinion polls and infighting derails his legislative agenda less than six months before an election.

Morrison had planned to use the last sitting of 2021 to pass bills that would create sharp differences with the opposition Labor Party, including a controversial religious freedom bill that was promised after same-sex marriage became law.

Analysis: Australian PM, behind in polls and beset by division, faces tough road to re-election | Reuters

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