Labor's awkward choices

Federal election season is fast approaching, and lately Labor has been trying to get itself into shape. While much of the party's policy platform remains a work in progress, personnel dilemmas have been the focus in the past few weeks. And there've been quite a few, with the retirement of the backbencher Joel Fitzgibbon, an unseemly jostle about who would make the cut for Labor's NSW Senate ticket, and the awkward parachuting of the party's Deputy Senate Leader Kristina Keneally into a likely safe Labor seat in Sydney's South West. So what's behind all the untidiness? And given the Labor Party seems to believe the election isn't far off, what do we know about when it will be? Featured: David Speers, Host, ABC TV Insiders