The Latest Breaking News from Liberal Party

At least three highly-qualified women are vying for Liberal pre-selection to contest the marginal Victorian seat of Aston as the by-election race heats up in the wake of the resignation of former cabinet minister Alan Tudge.

This wasn’t a ‘mistake’, and the premier’s inaction proves the Liberals remain a collective of overgrown frat boys.

Former prime minister Scott Morrison stirs the China pot again by demanding Australia sanctions Chinese government officials over human rights abuses, and documents show Defence used torture techniques to train Australian soldiers.

Josh Frydenberg and Greg Hunt make endorsements for party’s candidate in Victorian seat being vacated by Alan Tudge

Dominic Perrottet becomes fiery under questioning about his brothers' absence from a parliamentary inquiry into alleged impropriety on the Hills Shire Council.

The upper house probe into an alleged Sydney council plot has heard explosive evidence about an alleged request for $50k for ‘payback’.

Tight spending caps mean that it’s not a level playing field for independent candidates in next month’s state election.

The minister for Indigenous Australians says those parliamentarians who walked out on the apology to the stolen generations should avoid taking similar actions against the Voice.

Many corporate subscribers to major parties’ business forums are not required to declare payments, though some choose to

Gina Rinehart’s company Hancock Prospecting gave an undeclared $144,000 to the Liberal Party via a circuitous route involving the Sydney Mining Club, and it was former Coalition energy minister Angus Taylor who decided to delay telling the public about power price rises before last year’s election.

This week marks one hundred years of the federal coalition between the Liberal and National parties, the most successful governing partnership in Australian history.