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Liberal frontbencher calls for party ‘rebrand’ after drop in polls, prompting ridicule from Labor

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Liberal frontbencher calls for party ‘rebrand’ after drop in polls, prompting ridicule from Labor
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Liberal frontbencher Melissa McIntosh has suggested the Australian Liberal Party needs a rebrand following poor polling results. The call comes amid internal criticism of leadership and a significant drop in the party's primary vote.

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This reflects ongoing political instability and strategic challenges for the Australian opposition as they struggle to regain voter trust.

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Melissa McIntosh, shadow minister for the NDIS, said ‘I think it’s time for the Liberal party to rebrand itself.’ Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP Melissa McIntosh, shadow minister for the NDIS, said ‘I think it’s time for the Liberal party to rebrand itself.’ Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP Liberal party Liberal frontbencher calls for party ‘rebrand’ after drop in polls, prompting ridicule from Labor Melissa McIntosh’s comment comes after Angus Taylor’s claim Morrison government ‘breached trust’

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