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By Rhiannon Shine Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In news that should shock absolutely no-one, newly minted Churchlands MP and "Perthonality" Basil Zempilas has been appointed the WA Liberal Party's new leader. The question now is whether he can help lift the party out of the doldrums and into a competitive position for 2029, after three consecutive election thrashings. There are many within the party who believe he can. "I think Baz is the right person," former leader Zak Kirkup said.
Libby Mettam calls time on two-year stint as WA Liberals leader, as party seeks to kickstart rebuild
By Rhiannon Shine Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified After a gruelling two years as leader of Australia’s most depleted Liberal party, Libby Mettam is making way for the man who has been lurking behind her the whole time. Ms Mettam announced she would be stepping down as party leader on Thursday after conceding she did not have enough support from her colleagues to stay in the role. Unsurprisingly, incoming Churchlands MLA Basil Zempilas soon confirmed the worst kept secret in town — that he would be nominating for the leadership.
By Rhiannon Shine Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In news that should shock absolutely no-one, newly minted Churchlands MP and "Perthonality" Basil Zempilas has been appointed the WA Liberal Party's new leader. The question now is whether he can help lift the party out of the doldrums and into a competitive position for 2029, after three consecutive election thrashings. There are many within the party who believe he can. "I think Baz is the right person," former leader Zak Kirkup said.
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ABC News (Australia)
Perth, Australia