Liberal Party Pivots as Sussan Ley Takes Helm, Signals Policy Review Including Net Zero Target
Historic Leadership Shift Promises Return to "Sensible Centre" as Opposition Regroups After Election Defeat
The Liberal Party of Australia has elected its first female leader in a narrow 29-25 vote, with Sussan Ley immediately announcing a comprehensive review of all policies - including Australia's commitment to net zero emissions by 2050. The leadership change represents a critical rebuilding moment for the party following its recent election defeat.
Senator Andrew Bragg, in an ABC Afternoon Briefing interview, welcomed the historic leadership change and signaled the party's intention to refocus on economic policies and fairness principles while reviewing climate commitments.
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