Published 3 months ago

Frydenberg rules out Kooyong run as Wyatt laments his absence

Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg is expected to step away from politics and become the chairman of prestigious firm Goldman Sachs in Australia and New Zealand.
Frydenberg's decision is influenced by his ambition to lead the Liberal Party, work in the private sector, and spend more time with his young children.
This move is considered significant in Australian politics and removes a potential future leadership candidate from the Liberal party, impacting its dynamics.

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The Guardian

Josh Frydenberg to confirm he will not run in Kooyong at next election after Goldman Sachs appointment

Former treasurer will become chairman of investment bank in Australia and New Zealand and is not expected to run in federal electionFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe former Australian treasurer Josh Frydenberg is expected to confirm on Thursday afternoon that he will not attempt to return to politics at the next federal election.Goldman Sachs said on…

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

Frydenberg rules out Kooyong run as Wyatt laments his absence

Ken Wyatt claimed his former colleague would have changed the essence of the Voice referendum if he was still in parliament, as the ex-treasurer ruled out a return.

3 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Josh Frydenberg rules himself out of returning to politics at the next election

Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg has ruled himself out of returning to politics at the next election. Mr Frydenberg’s decision comes after he was appointed chairman of investment bank Goldman Sachs’s Australia and New Zealand business. Mr Frydenberg sent a letter to Liberal Party members based in his old seat of Kooyong on Thursday, confirming he would not be nominated for the upcoming preselection. The former treasurer joined Goldman Sachs l…

3 months ago·Southport, Australia

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The Mercury

Josh Frydenberg rules himself out of returning to politics at the next election

3 months ago·Hobart, Australia

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The Age

Frydenberg rules out running for Kooyong at the next election

The former treasurer will avoid another battle with Monique Ryan, ruling himself out of the next election after being appointed chairman of Goldman Sachs’ local division.

3 months ago·Australia

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