Government tensions loom as divisions threaten the party
In public life the scene is tense as government members show reluctance to declare support for farmers unions while opposition gains momentum. Analysts warn the government may press elections if its grip weakens, with internal rifts and bid to split the Count Party. Anzac Day observances and school reactions spark debate and a storm over church services and shopping. Sugar policy and protectionism also loom in discussions among Sydney political circles.
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