Sussan Ley
Sussan Ley is an Australian politician who serves as the Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party and has held various ministerial roles. She is known for her advocacy on health and regional issues and has recently voiced concerns over the government's plans to own an airline, arguing that taxpayers should not be forced to fund such an initiative.
Born on Nov 14, 1971 (54 years old)
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Sussan Ley announced her resignation last month, triggering the byelection.
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The regional NSW seat of Farrer was vacated by Sussan Ley.
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The byelection was caused by the departure of former opposition leader Sussan Ley.
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Ley won the seat after the retirement of former Nationals leader Tim Fischer.
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Sussan Ley promised that the findings of the election review would be released.
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Sussan Ley’s previous commitment to make the report public was noted amidst the decision to bury it.
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On Friday, former Liberal leader Sussan Ley resigned from the parliament.
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An upcoming by-election in Farrer – a regional NSW seat vacated by his predecessor Sussan Ley – could prove embarrassing if the Liberals lost.
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The by-election is shaping as a messy four-way fight with an independent and a Nationals candidates in the field, making preferences more important.
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Sussan Ley was the former leader under whom the review was set up.
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