The Liberal Party Faces Electoral Mountain, but There Is One Bright Spot for Sussan Ley

‘Won’t hesitate’: Vow as parliament returns

With a pre-parliament mass done and dusted, Sussan Ley has vowed to hold Anthony Albanese and his government to account as MPs and senators flood Parliament House for the first sitting fortnight since the federal election.

Getting to be front of mind takes thoughtfulness

Gladys Berejiklian, former Liberal NSW Premier… seen and behaved as a part of her community. She was liked for herself. “When we think about the question of good government in Canberra none of the three parties comes to mind as offering a solution to the budgetary crisis. Labor created and sustains it, the Greens were and are complicit, and the Liberals were and are asleep,” writes columnist HUGH SELBY. Riddle me this, fellow dwellers, in a town…

All eyes will be on the new class captain

Discover how Sussan Ley tackles her first Question Time as Opposition Leader and her strategy for rebuilding the Liberal party.

Nightmare polls for Ley's Coalition as Parliament finally returns

Polling shows things have become even worse for the Coalition since the May election, and Jeffrey Epstein continues to dog Donald Trump.

Albanese buoyed by Newspoll as Ley confronts Coalition's defeat

When the federal parliament finally sits this week for the first time since the election, the full depth of the Liberal Party's electoral humiliation — just six Liberal women in the lower house — will be on display in the House of Representatives.

The Liberal Party faces electoral mountain, but there is one bright spot for Sussan Ley

The return of the new parliament will highlight the disaster that was the May 3 election for the Coalition. But it also will focus voters’ minds on Labor.