Factional 'Dalek' Kim Carr faces the axe in Labor frontbench reshuffle

By James Massola, Richard Willingham
Updated July 19 2016 - 12:18pm, first published 12:07pm
Labor Senator Kim Carr, pictured with leader Bill Shorten, is expected to be dumped from the frontbench from his own Left faction. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen
Labor Senator Kim Carr, pictured with leader Bill Shorten, is expected to be dumped from the frontbench from his own Left faction. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen
Left-aligned Linda Burney, who won Barton, is already being touted someone who is ready to be moved straight on to frontbench. Photo: Juno Gemes
Left-aligned Linda Burney, who won Barton, is already being touted someone who is ready to be moved straight on to frontbench. Photo: Juno Gemes
Labor MP Clare O'Neil is likely to be promoted. Photo: Andrew Meares
Labor MP Clare O'Neil is likely to be promoted. Photo: Andrew Meares
Labor MP David Feeney could also be booted from the frontbench. Photo: Brendan Esposito
Labor MP David Feeney could also be booted from the frontbench. Photo: Brendan Esposito

Labor Left's Kim Carr is set to be dumped from the frontbench by his own faction when the ALP caucus meets in Canberra on Friday.

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