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Liberal MP complains about the party's direction in Goldstein: 'They have decided to be a conservative, right-wing party' - Vimarsana News

Liberal MP complains about the party's direction in Goldstein: 'They have decided to be a conservative, right-wing party'

Melbourne’s Goldstein electorate is a test of whether the Liberal Party can create a cohesive national strategy to defeat the teal independents.

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Struggling Liberals face a complicated battle for relevance - Vimarsana News

Struggling Liberals face a complicated battle for relevance

Pundits have been busy diagnosing the Liberals' electoral woes but as South Australian experience shows, fixing the teetering old party is not as simple as a jump to the left, argues Matthew Abraham.

Traditional Liberal voters speak about their vote in Goldstein - Vimarsana News

Traditional Liberal voters speak about their vote in Goldstein

The bayside seat in Melbourne has been safe Liberal territory since Federation. Now an independent candidate is trying to woo traditional Liberal voters. We ask what they are thinking.

Giants of the '80s leave the stage, with lessons still relevant - Vimarsana News

Giants of the '80s leave the stage, with lessons still relevant

Andrew Peacock and John Elliott were key figures in 1980s Australia. The lessons they represent shouldn't be forgotten.

Big, blatant rort: how Morrison and Tudge picked dud car park projects - Vimarsana News

Big, blatant rort: how Morrison and Tudge picked dud car park projects

(Image: Mitchell Squire/Private Media) The government maladministration of the "national commuter car park fund" -- the multi-hundred-million-dollar rort aimed at saving Melbourne Liberal seats and securing Labor marginals in the 2019 election -- is the perfect demonstration of why adherence to good process in spending taxpayer money isn't just some arcane bureaucratic box-ticking but has direct consequences for taxpayers. The 47 car parks funded under the program were all chosen by Scott Morrison and Alan Tudge on the advice of MPs, other ministers or state Liberal counterparts -- not a sing...