Fred Chaney
Fred Chaney is a prominent Australian politician who served as a minister in the Fraser government and was the deputy leader of the Liberal Party. He has been an influential figure in Australian politics since joining the Liberals in 1959, actively participating until 1995. Known for his moderate views, Chaney has criticized the current state of the Liberal Party, particularly its departure from the broad church of ideas that once characterized it. He is also the uncle of Kate Chaney, a notable 'teal' independent MP, and has expressed concerns about the party's failure to resonate with contemporary Australian voters.
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Fred Chaney is mentioned as the uncle of the independent Kate Chaney and a former Liberal Party deputy leader.
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