Sussan Ley looks doomed but Angus Taylor would still face a huge job
Angus Taylor announced his resignation from Sussan Ley's opposition frontbench on Wednesday night, citing the Liberal party's weakened state since its founding. Taylor informed Ley of his immediate move to the backbench at Parliament House.

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AI-generatedAngus Taylor announced his resignation from Sussan Ley's opposition frontbench on Wednesday night, citing the Liberal party's weakened state since its founding. Taylor informed Ley of his immediate move to the backbench at Parliament House. Ley's resignation as leader now appears likely, potentially triggering a leadership spill. Taylor is expected to seek support from moderate members such as Jane Hume in a bid for leadership. Taylor warned that the Liberal party was weaker today than at any time since its founding in 1944.
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4 extractedAngus Taylor warned the Liberal party was weaker today than at any time since its founding in 1944.
Angus Taylor informed Sussan Ley of his plans to move to the backbench immediately.
Angus Taylor seeks to recruit moderates such as Jane Hume to his cause.
Sussan Ley's resignation looks likely to spark a spill.