Life in the Liberal Party wasn’t meant to be easy.

Just ask Federal Liberal Leader Sussan Ley who’s preparing to thrash out a revised climate policy as MPs travel to Canberra in a recall that has many angry at having to make another pilgrimage to the national capital.

The Liberals remain all at sea or up in the air over climate and net-zero emissions, in a turmoil which seems likely to cut Ley’s leadership brutally short.

For those who’re finding it confusing, you’re not alone.

In essence, the party is split over dropping the policy or maintaining it with an immediate solution seemingly hard to find.

At state level, the conservative dominated Liberal state council doesn’t support net-zero, but the moderate influenced parliamentary wing does.

Go figure.

On the federal landscape, thei

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