澳大利亚工党第50次全国代表大会在阿德莱德召开，会议展现了党内的高度团结 1。除了一项关于医辅协助死亡的动议外，大会上所有修正案和提案都获得一致通过 1。
前部长埃德·胡西克提出的关于加沙战争的决议未能获得足够支持，未进行辩论 1。胡西克的决议要求政府承认2024年国际法院的裁定、增加对以色列的制裁、起诉涉嫌战争罪的双重国籍人士，并撤回外交合作，同时试图将联合国关于种族灭绝的调查纳入党纲 12。
为化解党内分歧，大会安排了两位维多利亚州联邦议员的发言——一位犹太人议员和一位巴勒斯坦难民之子——以达成关于以色列-加沙政策的共识 2。以色列驻澳大利亚大使馆对党纲提出批评，认为其对哈马斯的态度过于温和 1。总理安东尼·阿尔巴内塞称这是自1979年以来他参加的"最有目的和最团结的"代表大会 2。
Australia's Labor Party held its 50th national conference in Adelaide, where the proceedings revealed tight control by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over party affairs.12 The three-day gathering saw virtually no traditional policy debate, with nearly all amendments and motions passing without opposition.12
The sole significant point of contention emerged around Israel-Gaza policy. Former minister Ed Husic attempted to advance a resolution calling for the government to recognize the International Court of Justice's 2024 findings, increase sanctions against Israel, prosecute dual citizens accused of war crimes, and withdraw diplomatic cooperation.1 However, Husic's proposal failed to secure sufficient support and did not proceed to debate, reportedly following behind-the-scenes pressure from senior party figures and factional heavyweights.2 The only amendment debated on the conference floor concerned voluntary assisted dying.2
Party leadership managed the potential discord by arranging speeches from two Victorian federal parliamentarians—a Jewish member and a son of Palestinian refugees—to bridge the divide and achieve consensus.2 The carefully orchestrated resolution reflected what some observers characterized as the party's "managed democracy," with union negotiations prioritized over grassroots members' voices.2 Prime Minister Albanese described the conference as the "most purposeful and most united" he had attended since 1979.2 Israel's embassy in Australia had previously criticized the party platform as insufficiently firm on Hamas.1
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