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Morrison and Ming

11 September 2018

3:52 PM

11 September 2018

3:52 PM

Returning to hallowed ground of Liberal folklore, Prime Minister Scott Morrison last week chose Albury as the place to reinvoke the principles of Menzies to a new generation of Australians. For it was in this Riverina city that Robert Menzies and his colleagues birthed the Liberal Party of Australia at a Conference in December 1944.

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