An investigation into factional misconduct in Victoria has created debate about how the Labor Party is structured and how it can be reformed.
The stakes are incredibly high for the party: not only is some of the conduct illegal and undemocratic, but it also risks losses in seats where independents are likely to run on integrity.
Today, Labor speechwriter and contributor to The Saturday Paper Dennis Glover on the party within a party.
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Guest: Labor speechwriter and contributor to The Saturday Paper Dennis Glover.
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