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Coalition collapse: Former prime ministers urge Liberals and Nationals to make up

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Former Liberal prime ministers are imploring the Liberal and National parties to quickly come back together rather than allowing the explosive political separation to fester. Nationals Leader David Littleproud says an ongoing commitment to nuclear power was one of the red lines in negotiation, as the architect of Labor's electoral victory gives some free advice about the dangers of hanging on to a nuclear plan.
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