Leaked letter reveals growing Labor rift over Kimberley fracking

Josh Wilson has become the first Western Australia-based Labor minister to raise concerns about potential Kimberley fracking as internal party tensions surface.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Leaked letter reveals growing Labor rift over Kimberley fracking

A leaked letter has revealed a growing rift within the Labor Party over the prospect of hydraulic fracturing in the Kimberley. The emergence of the correspondence underscores mounting internal debate surrounding potential resource extraction in the sensitive Western Australian region.[1][2]

Federal Member for Fremantle Josh Wilson has become the first Labor minister based in Western Australia to disclose that he holds concerns regarding the possibility of fracking operations being undertaken in the Kimberley.[1][2]

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