Real reason of Oz minister's uranium go-slow for India?

November 28, 2011 13:56

If you recollect, Kevin Rudd was angered by Julia Gillard's uranium backflip, as the Prime Minister's controversial party threatens to divide the Labor Party.

The Foreign Minister was in India when Gillard announced the Australia government would reverse a ban on selling uranium to the sub-continental country.

Rudd was not consulted on the decision, leaving the former PM fuming and pushing his already delicate relationship with Gillard to the edge.

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