September 12, 2026 — 9:00pm
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James Griffin’s reflections on his time in the NSW legislature as a Liberal member present a neat encapsulation of the dilemma now facing the Liberals at the local, state and national levels (“Retiring MP slams Liberal hacks as moderates wane”, September 6). For some reason, they seem unable to accept the world (electorate) as it is, instead focusing on niche issues that frequently appeal to a particular audience, rather than the general one of the electorate. Which, in turn, continues to make them broadly…
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