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Despite swirling rumours, Ley says her position as Opposition Leader is safe

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Liberal leader Sussan Ley has dismissed claims she is losing critical support to remain in the party's top job. In an interview with SBS World News she addressed the persistent rumours of a leadership challenge, in the wake of capitulation to conservatives in the net zero debate. Today key allies disputed anonymous detractors maintaining the overwhelming majority of moderates still back her as leader.
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