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Liberal Party of Australia (view source)
Revision as of 22:27, January 17, 2009
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The Liberal Party is divided into state-based divisions. The Liberals contest both state and federal elections, but do not officially contest local government elections. However many party members stand for local council elections in their own right.
The Liberal Party is divided into state-based divisions. The Liberals contest both state and federal elections, but do not officially contest local government elections. However many party members stand for local council elections in their own right.
The current leader of the Liberal Party is Malcolm Turnbull, while Julie Bishop serves as deputy leader.
The current leader of the Liberal Party is [[Malcolm Turnbull]], while Julie Bishop serves as deputy leader.
==Possible Merger==
==Possible Merger==
In March 2008, the leader of the federal Liberal Party, [[Brendan Nelson]], indicated that he was in favour of a merger between his party and the [[National Party of Australia|National Party]]. <ref>http://news.theage.com.au/nelson-stakes-leadership-on-merger/20080309-1y5t.html</ref>
In March 2008, the then leader of the federal Liberal Party, [[Brendan Nelson]], indicated that he was in favour of a merger between his party and the [[National Party of Australia|National Party]]. <ref>http://news.theage.com.au/nelson-stakes-leadership-on-merger/20080309-1y5t.html</ref>
== Reference ==
== Reference ==