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Labor pushes for nature deal as new Environment Reform Bill unveiled

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The major political parties are in agreement that Australia's environmental laws are broken. But can they find common ground on how to fix the 25 year old legislation? Today, the government introduced the new Environment Protection Reform Bill, as it piles pressure on the Opposition or the Greens to clinch a new nature deal.
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