Abbott was Australia’s best opposition leader. But his return to the spotlight

Has Angus Taylor just made a fatal mistake? Last Friday, at a bit after 3pm, former Liberal leader and prime minister Tony Abbott was elected unopposed as the party’s federal president. The role is typically a behind-the-scenes position that requires someone who can gently persuade, occasionally twist an arm and generally get things done with a minimum.

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