Charlotte Mortlock
Charlotte Mortlock is the co-founder of Hilma's Network, an advocacy group focused on promoting women's participation in the Liberal Party of Australia. In recent news, she has highlighted the party's efforts to field a strong slate of female candidates for the upcoming election, acknowledging both the progress made and the work still needed to achieve gender parity in political representation.
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Recent news mentions
Charlotte Mortlock founded Hilma’s Network to boost female representation in the Liberals.
Female MP Natalie Ward faces preselection challenge
Australia· 2026-02-27
Charlotte Mortlock resigned from the Liberal party after the party abandoned a planned vote on gender quotas.
Mark Neeham tipped to return as state director for Farrer byelectionAustralia· 2026-02-16
Charlotte Mortlock left her organization and the Liberal Party.
Of three elements for political success, he may need only oneAustralia· 2026-02-15
Charlotte Mortlock, the founder of Hilma’s Network, resigned from the organization and the Liberal Party amid a gender quota dispute.
Women's network founder Charlotte Mortlock resigns amid gender quota dispute and Sussan Ley's removalAustralia· 2026-02-14
Charlotte Mortlock, executive director of Hilma’s Network, advocates for algorithm reform and supports the social media ban.
Inside Australia’s world-first teen social media banAustralia· 2025-12-12
Charlotte Mortlock says many young Australians are realising that people 'don’t hate each other' intrinsically.
How the ‘terminally online’ are radicalisedAustralia· 2025-09-19
Charlotte Mortlock is mentioned with her baby.
with the birthrate in freefall, we’re overlooking one aspect of parentingAustralia· 2025-09-11
Charlotte Mortlock is the executive director of Hilma’s Network, which aims to boost female representation in the Liberals.
What ‘morons’ mentioned the Q word? They’d be the smart Libs trying to save their partyAustralia· 2025-07-10
Charlotte Mortlock noted that the average Liberal Party member is a 70-year-old male.
The Libs should reconcile with the Nats. Just not yetAustralia· 2025-05-24
Charlotte Mortlock is the founder of Hilma’s Network, and a former Sky News anchor.
The Liberal Party’s still beholden to a small cohort of angry men. Women have had enoughAustralia· 2025-05-05Charlotte Mortlock, the co-founder of Liberal women’s advocacy group Hilma’s Network, said the party was running outstanding women at this election.
Liberal Party female MP candidate numbers the same as 2022Australia· 2025-03-21