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Liberal Party social media accounts turn pornographic
The photos were posted as a result of a hack. They are still some of the only times women have featured on its social media ...
Senior Liberal women shift on gender quotas to boost gender representation
Two senior Liberal women have left the door open for the use of gender quotas to boost female representation, with South ...
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Hackers target Liberal Party’s social media after first female leader Sussan Ley’s first major speech
Hackers posted explicit photos of women during a crude takeover of the Liberals’ social media accounts overnight, prompting ...
Sussan Ley vows to address Liberal Party’s women issue in first NPC address as Liberal Leader
Sussan Ley has promised to amp up the number of women in the Liberal Party, stating that she has the “resolve” to fix the ...
Shadow cabinet and Liberal Party set to meet to talk net zero and energy policy
Shadow Assistant Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Dean Smith says the Liberal Party and the Shadow cabinet will meet in the ...
Sussan Ley says she’s a feminist: Is it still a dirty word in the Liberal Party?
For Sussan Ley, the label "feminist" will send a certain signal to Australian women and sets the tone for her approach going forward.
‘Reducing emissions’: Sussan Ley unveils new era for Liberal Party and touts net zero as foremost policy ambition in first major address
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley laid the groundwork for the Liberal Party's rebuild after their blistering election defeat in ...
Liberal Party membership plummets in Dan Andrews’ Victoria
The membership lists are closely guarded secrets, but the annual general meetings are providing a rare glimpse into the ...
‘I was completely singled out’: Sussan Ley’s past fuels her determination to fix party’s future
It’s been “burned in” the federal opposition leader since before she came to parliament. And it’s why she’s so insistent now ...
Outspoken liberal leader Lee elected South Korea’s president, closing period of political tumult
Pre-election surveys suggest liberal Lee Jae-myung appears headed for an easy win, riding on deep public frustration over the conservatives in the wake of Yoon’s martial law debacle.