Labour not expected to change decision to stay in opposition

The Labour parliamentary party will hold a teleconference this week, the first meeting since Alan Kelly’s election as leader, with the question of whether the party should join a coalition government set to be discussed.
Labour not expected to change decision to stay in opposition
Recently elected Labour leader Alan Kelly

The Labour parliamentary party will hold a teleconference this week, the first meeting since Alan Kelly’s election as leader, with the question of whether the party should join a coalition government set to be discussed.

When he was elected leader of the party late last Friday Mr Kelly said he did not believe that Labour would be best served going into government at this time.

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