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21 October 2026

‘The church has crumbled’: Niki Savva on Australian Liberals’ future

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‘The church has crumbled’: Niki Savva on Australian Liberals’ future

The author of 'Earthquake' sees a Liberal Party still struggling to reckon with its defeat, and says Anthony Albanese cannot repeat his 2025 playbook ...

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