politics
Ley supporters paint grim picture of 'ugly' leadership battle
The Liberal Party is poised to dump its first federal female leader, with Sussan Ley’s supporters acknowledging her rival, Angus Taylor, is in the “ascendancy”. Source link
The script for this episode of Liberal drama was written months ago
The Liberals have spent the week embroiled in leadership woes as the party braces for a spill on Friday morning. Source link
Breaking: Support firms for Angus Taylor to win Liberal leadership
Support is firming for Angus Taylor to topple Opposition Leader Sussan Ley, though her supporters still expect her to achieve a “good result”. Source link
Plotters, kingmakers and dark horses — the Liberals vying for control
Parliament House has entered the spill zone, where politics is at its most primal. Here are the Liberals jostling for control of their much-reduced party. Source link
Australians want social cohesion, even if it feels far away this week
Most Australians want greater social cohesion here, even if they don’t see much of it right now. Source link
Liberal frontbench resignations snowball as Ley backer resigns -as it happened
Angus Taylor has confirmed he will challenge Opposition Leader Sussan Ley for the leadership at the meeting. Follow live. Source link
Breaking: Angus Taylor resigns from frontbench
Angus Taylor says the Liberals are at their weakest point since World War II as he announces his resignation from the frontbench. Source link
Angus Taylor resigns from frontbench ahead of expected leadership challenge
Angus Taylor says the Liberals are at their weakest point since the party was formed as he announces his resignation from the frontbench. Source link
Labor tries again on super taxes, but success will hinge on Greens support
A second attempt to raise taxes on high super balances has been presented to parliament, but will require the support of the Greens to secure Senate passage. Source link
Israeli president welcomes 'new beginning' in meeting with Albanese
Israeli President Isaac Herzog meets with the prime minister at Parliament House in Canberra, saying his visit to Australia has been “very emotional”. Source link