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Exiled rebel Senator Fatima Payman is expected to announce shortly whether she will stay in the Labor Party, with a Labor minister acknowledging the saga was a “sad situation” and a “terrible distraction.”
Senator Payman remains indefinitely suspended from the federal Labor caucus after deciding to switch sides and vote with the Greens on a motion supporting a Palestinian state.