The energy minister, Josh Frydenberg, has no shortage of challenges right at the moment – including trying to land a complicated electricity policy that can placate both his coal-obsessed colleagues and also state governments concerned about a lack of ambition on emissions reduction.
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| Electricity in the air: Tony Abbott, Peta Credlin and Josh Frydenberg have been on opposing sides of the energy debate. Composite: Penny Bradfield, Mick Tsikas/AAP |
But his diplomatic skills will be put further to the test this week when he attends the annual Australian-American leadership dialogue in Washington.
“The dialogue” is a high-powered gathering of movers and shakers – politicians, diplomats, business and media doyens – who mingle in closed sessions to mull the state of the bilateral relationship in the age of Trump.
Read the story by Katharine Murphy from The Guardian - “Fancy seeing you: energy foes Abbott, Frydenberg and Credlin to face off in US.”
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