Tony Abbott, a former Australian Prime Minister, has made a significant comeback in the Liberal Party, being elected as its president without opposition. In a move that signals a shift in the party's leadership, Abbott has vowed to help current Liberal leader Angus Taylor in his bid to challenge the Labor government. With this new role, Abbott has declared that the party is "under new management," hinting at a more aggressive approach to politics. Abbott's return to active politics comes seven years after he lost his seat in federal parliament, sparking speculation about his intentions and the impact he will have on the Liberal Party's direction.
Former prime minister elected Liberal party president on Friday after running unopposedFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTony Abbott has declared the Liberals are “under new management” after his election as party president, vowing to help Angus Taylor lead a “people’s revolt” against the Labor government.The former prime minister and conservative warrior was elected to the position at the Liberal federal council meeting in Melbourne on Friday, marking a return to active political life seven years after losing his seat in federal parliament. Continue reading...
