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Liberal Leader Shares Moment of Vulnerability, Speaks of the Pain of Coercive Control

  • Liberal leader Sussan Ley addressed the National Press Club on Wednesday, sharing her party's worst-ever election loss and her experiences with coercive control.
  • The party's devastating May election defeat followed years of failing to attract female and young voters, prompting Ley to call for more women in winnable seats and a party review.
  • Ley revealed that one in two women has faced sexual harassment and one in three has experienced violence since age 15, underscoring domestic violence as a top priority for her leadership.
  • She stated, "We didn't just lose—we got smashed," and vowed to lead a "frank and fearless" review, pledging to work across parties while maintaining her policy priorities.
  • Ley's remarks signal a shift toward addressing gender representation and social issues, aiming to rebuild the party’s credibility and reconnect with women and younger voters.
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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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