Coalition looking for new leader after huge election loss
- Following a significant election loss over the weekend, the Liberal Party must find a new leader after Peter Dutton was unseated in Canberra.
- The defeat stemmed from the absence of a coherent policy and economic message during a severe cost of living crisis, leaving the party with just under 40 seats to defend.
- Andrew Hastie, shadow defence minister and one of several contenders including Angus Taylor, has vowed to drive change in the party while refusing to rule himself in or out.
- Hastie said, "The soul searching is already underway" and noted he had a 3.7 per cent swing in his seat of Canning, defying the national trend.
- The party faces a tough repair job that could take years, with leaders and analysts warning a new direction and strong opposition are needed to regain voter trust.
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Coalition looking for new leader after huge election loss
The Coalition is looking for a new direction and a new leader while sifting through the rubble of a chaotic campaign and wondering where it all went so terribly wrong.
·Sydney, Australia
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