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The architects of failure hold a peculiar sway

Former conservative leaders maintain symbolic influence in Australian politics despite electoral failures dating back to the 1990s, risking political renewal, experts say.

Summary by The Canberra Times
Explore why former Aussie leaders like Tony Abbott and Scott Morrison keep influencing politics, even after failing to stay in power.

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The architects of failure hold a peculiar sway

Explore why former Aussie leaders like Tony Abbott and Scott Morrison keep influencing politics, even after failing to stay in power.

·Canberra, Australia
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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Monday, February 16, 2026.
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