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Tony Abbott says Liberals in ‘existential crisis’ as he is elected party president
Tony Abbott was elected Liberal party president, declaring the party in an 'existential crisis'. KPMG CEO Andrew Yates resigned over whistleblower allegations, while other developments included a NACC reset, 2% emissions drop, Brisbane First Nations camp dismantling, Angus Taylor’s unparliamentary remark, and a celebration of James Valentine’s life.
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Tony Abbott says Liberals in ‘existential crisis’ as he is elected party president – as it happened
May 29, 2026, 3:09 PM
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