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Ley, Littleproud at loggerheads as Liberals call for radical inquiry into party’s future

  • Following her discussion with Nationals leader David Littleproud, Sussan Ley addressed the media to respond to inquiries regarding the future of the Liberal-National Coalition.
  • The questions followed calls to cut formal ties between the parties to let the Liberals rebuild focused on urban voters amid coalition uncertainties.
  • Falinski proposed a commission led by MPs like McGrath and Wolahan, campaign specialists, and prominent women to reverse the party's perception problems.
  • McGrath emphasized that the party must conduct a thorough, impartial review focused on meaningful renewal rather than ideological repositioning, citing the example of the British Conservatives’ modernization in the 2000s.
  • The commission should openly address conflicts of interest while focusing on rebuilding amid challenges like Nationals' regional priorities and nuclear energy debates.
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Ley and Littleproud have had a prickly relationship - can they negotiate a smooth future?

Nationals' newfound clout tests coalition unity as Littleproud and Ley discuss political and policy divides.

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