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Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

Can the Victorian Liberal Party avoid falling apart again?

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Richard Willingham
Can the Victorian Liberal Party avoid falling apart again?
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The Victorian Liberal Party is facing internal turmoil following allegations of assault made by MP Moira Deeming against former leader Matthew Guy. Despite police finding no evidence to support the claim, the controversy has reignited concerns about the party's stability and focus ahead of upcoming elections.

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Internal party conflict threatens the electoral viability of a major political organization, potentially shifting the political landscape in Victoria.

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Moira Deeming accused party colleague Matthew Guy of assault, a claim which he denied and for which Victoria Police said there was no evidence. ( ABC News )

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The report presents the allegations and the subsequent police findings objectively, noting the impact on the party's reputation.

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