The Irish Post

The Liberal Party is expected to vote on its leadership on Tuesday, with Ley having been undermined by the ‘ego and hubris of two conservative men who can’t work out who wants to be the leader’.

The Saturday Paper

‘She’s dead … they’re amateurs’: The plot to roll Sussan Ley ↗

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The collapse of the Coalition is as much about the political compatibility of the Liberals and Nationals as it is an attack on Sussan Ley’s leadership.

The Saturday Paper

‘This is a disaster for us’: Inside the Coalition’s split ↗

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Defence experts say while Australia keeps meeting downpayments on the promised Virginia-class nuclear submarines, it is getting nothing in return for a deal that shows signs of failure on several fronts.

The Saturday Paper

‘Rich dummy’: How the AUKUS deal is set to fail ↗

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As Andrew Hastie continues to freelance on immigration policy, Liberal MPs from various factions say he is only hurting his leadership aspirations.

The Saturday Paper

‘Self-indulgent and narcissistic’: Inside Hastie’s Liberal Party ↗

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As the country attempts to make sense of the massacre at Bondi Beach, the principal reactions are a mix of fear, sorrow and anger.

The Saturday Paper

‘It’s unimaginable what we as a community have just experienced’ ↗

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As Barnaby Joyce announces he will run for One Nation, Liberals are preparing for further defections to the far-right party.

The Saturday Paper

Exclusive: Libs brace for Price’s defection to One Nation ↗

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Multiple sources confirm the Albanese government has pushed lobbyists and industry groups to use encrypted messages and verbal briefings when proposing policy ideas, to avoid FOI and disclosure requirements.

The Saturday Paper

Exclusive: PM’s office directs lobbyists to use encrypted, disappearing messages ↗

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Behind the glowing tributes to Graham Richardson is a factional deal that the controversial former minister helped broker to make Anthony Albanese leader.

The Saturday Paper

The Richo pact: How Graham put Albanese in charge ↗

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