Coalition back from the breakup after leader Sussan Ley reveals shadow ministry

The two coalition leaders were putting on a united front for the media.  But face big internal challenges.

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00:00Susan Lee and David Littleproud were desperate to show how friendly they now are after reunifying

00:08the coalition. His patch-up was important. It would not have been a credible opposition

00:12had they remained apart. But the two leaders still face difficulties within their own ranks.

00:18In the Nationals, former leaders left off the front bench are unhappy and restless.

00:23In the Liberals, Jane Hume had a poor campaign, but some are still stunned she's been dropped

00:28altogether. And fans of Jacinda Nupajimpa-Price won't be happy she's been demoted to the

00:33Outer Shadow Ministry. Where Peter Dutton aimed for unity at all costs, Susan Lee has taken

00:40some risks. New faces have been given a chance to perform and they'll certainly be put to

00:45the test trying to find compromise positions amongst fractious colleagues and facing a government

00:52in a commanding political position.