
Kim Carr
Kim Carr is a former Australian politician and a member of the Australian Labor Party, known for his long-standing service in the Senate. He has held several ministerial roles, particularly in the areas of innovation, industry, and higher education. Carr is recognized for his contributions to labor policy and his strong stance on protecting workers' rights.
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Kim Carr is a former minister who supported Ed Husic's view on the party's policy debate.
Labor MP Ed Husic’s Gaza motion shut down as party powerbrokers step inLabor figures Ed Husic and Kim Carr criticised the party over the lack of argument over issues such as AUKUS and tax.
green energy, Israel, voluntary assisted dying policy on agendaKim Carr worries that an ailing culture of ideas and debate might stop Labor from projecting the energy needed.
How Anthony Albanese’s focus on discipline and unity has transformed internal debateRetired Labor frontbencher Kim Carr has criticized the party’s support for the nuclear submarine plan.
Inquiry warned Australia is unprepared for potential HMAS Stirling submarine accidentKim Carr is a former Labor minister who has raised concerns about the Albanese government's priorities.
Inside Anthony Albanese’s mission to make Labor a long-term option for AustraliaFormer Labor minister Kim Carr said the change would not work.
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