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Australia's Conservative Liberal Party Elect First Woman Leader After Election Loss
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was sworn in for a second term on Tuesday, alongside his ...
Liberal Party names first female leader after historic Australia election loss
Australia's Liberal Party has for the first time chosen a woman as its leader, with Sussan Ley to take over from Peter Dutton ...
Australia’s Rebuke of Trump Is Electing a Climate-Forward Party
Labor Party’s climate credentials will be put to test very soon, says David Stringer, Bloomberg Green’s Asia managing editor, ...
Australia news as it happened: Liberal National Party holds on to Longman, Hume stands by foreign interference warnings
EnergyAustralia is accused of misleading around 400,000 customers over ‘carbon-neutral’ bills, with a Federal Court case ...
Sussan Ley elected leader of the Liberal Party, Jacinta Price pulls out of race for deputy
Liberal leader Sussan Ley has warned the Liberal Party it needs to “respect modern Australia and reflect modern Australia” in ...
Australia's Albanese Labor government sworn in for second term
SYDNEY: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was sworn in for a second term on Tuesday (May 13), alongside his ...
‘Go home to Melbourne’: Liberal moderates turn on party after historic election defeat
Former Liberal leader Peter Dutton subjected the NSW division to an intervention. Now the party’s moderate MPs are accusing ...
New era: Sussan Ley becomes first woman to head Australian Liberal Party
Sussan Ley has become the first woman to lead Australia's Liberal Party, edging out Treasury spokesperson Angus Taylor.
Liberal Party rebuild must champion lower income tax
The organising principle that can unite conservatives and moderates in the Coalition must be economic management.
Sussan Ley has revealed heartbreak after winning Liberal Party leadership
Sussan Ley has revealed the sad family news that has tinged her history-making win to become the first woman to lead the ...
Political parties can recover after a devastating election loss. But the Liberals will need to think differently
If they want to ever win government again, the Liberals will need to look at party and policy reform – and widen their appeal to new parts of the electorate.