The NSW Liberal Party sits at a crossroads. An impossible choice.

Does it continue down the well-known and comfortable road to electoral oblivion and irrelevance, or drive headstrong into democratic and policy reform?

The choice has not been made impossible by the options, but rather the decision-makers.

Until this recent AGM, the left wing of the party – in partnership with the soft-right faction and the now defunct hard-religious-right franchise – had the organisation on lock.