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Jeff Kennett’s use of the word “bitch” targeted at a woman at a Young Liberals event was not very mindful, nor demure.

Outgoing Northern Beaches deputy mayor Georgia Ryburn is being backed for the seat of Pittwater, as replacement for state MP Rory Amon.

Julie Bishop says she may have only been included in Abbott’s cabinet because of her position as the elected deputy leader of the Liberal Party.

Even the most trusting individual would be moved to raise an eyebrow at the latest advice proffered by former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott.

Former Deloitte consultant Roanne Knox is reportedly the only Liberal candidate to throw her hat in the ring for preselection in Wentworth.

Two women candidates lost to former member for Goldstein Tim Wilson in the Liberal party’s preselection vote over the weekend.

Dame Margaret Guilfoyle, a Liberal Senator from 1971-1987, was the first woman to hold a cabinet ministerial portfolio in Australia. Now, there will be a Liberal party women’s network, named in her honour.

Senator Hollie Hughes says she would be embarassed to be a gender quota. But the real embarassment is the lack of women represented.

West Australia Liberal senator Linda Reynolds has announced she will retire from federal parliament at the next election in 2025. 

Scott Morrison will retire from politics in early February, nearly two years since his election loss in 2022.

Donna Faragher will become longest-serving female parliamentarian in Western Australia upon her resignation, effective in March 2025.

Kovacic spoke about the challenges of the housing market for young people, as well as her commitment to improving outcomes for women.