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Paul Kelly: The next chapter

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The Liberal Party has been ejected from government in Canberra on only four occasions. Paul Kelly has reported on all four, starting with the It's Time election of 1972 through to the defeat of Scott Morrison's government at the May 2022 federal election.

In this Watercooler conversation with Nick Cater he draws from the lessons of history to assess the latest defeat and warns of the mistakes the party must avoid in opposition.

Paul Kelly is The Australian's Editor at Large.

Nick Cater is Executive Director of the Menzies Research Centre and a columnist with The Australian

Write to Nick Cater: watercooler@menziesrc.org

Support these podcasts by becoming a Menzies Research Centre subscriber from just $10 a month www.menziesrc.org/subscribe

Make a tax deductible donation to the Menzies Research Centre www.menziesrc.org/donate

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The Liberal Party has been ejected from government in Canberra on only four occasions. Paul Kelly has reported on all four, starting with the It's Time election of 1972 through to the defeat of Scott Morrison's government at the May 2022 federal election.

In this Watercooler conversation with Nick Cater he draws from the lessons of history to assess the latest defeat and warns of the mistakes the party must avoid in opposition.

Paul Kelly is The Australian's Editor at Large.

Nick Cater is Executive Director of the Menzies Research Centre and a columnist with The Australian

Write to Nick Cater: watercooler@menziesrc.org

Support these podcasts by becoming a Menzies Research Centre subscriber from just $10 a month www.menziesrc.org/subscribe

Make a tax deductible donation to the Menzies Research Centre www.menziesrc.org/donate

… continue reading

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