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Winner George Batziakas and ex-treasurer Josh Frydenberg who retired hurt from the Family and Social grand final at the South Hawthorn Tennis Club.

Hamstrung Frydenberg heads to hospital after tennis final mishap

Will he run again? That’s the question many people may be asking about the former treasurer, but he’ll have to recover from his torn tendon first.

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Amelia Hamer (right) and Jacqueline Blackwell (light blue jacket) greet Liberal Party members at Caulfield Racetrack for the Victorian Liberal party Preselection for Malvern.

Amelia Hamer holds off rivals to win Malvern preselection

Hamer’s victory further cements a generational shift within the Victorian branch of the Liberal Party, following the elevation of Jess Wilson to leader.

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Josh Frydenberg in the Goldman Sachs Office in Melbourne CBD.

Frydenberg ally Blackwell elected to key Liberal Party post

Jacquie Blackwell was elected chair of Liberal Women’s Council Victoria by a handsome margin. The victory means she ascends to the party’s governing admin committee.

  • Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Senator Jane Hume no longer has a job on the Coalition front bench.

One job Liberal senator Jane Hume is holding on to

As party elder Alan Stockdale’s “assertive women” comments surfaced last week, CBD was hearing concerns about the future of a forum for Liberal women quietly launched last year.

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Brad Battin.

Time to pay the Deeming debt and focus on the job of opposition

If the Liberal Party wants to move towards the voters it seeks to represent it may need to open its wallet.

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Simon Holmes a Court.

He detests the party, but Holmes à Court has donated to help rescue a Liberal MP

Former state Liberal leader John Pesutto is rattling his tin loudly, and there are some interesting people answering the call.

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Carlton heavyweights Martin Pakula, Josh Frydenberg, Scott Didier, Ray Finkelstein and Heloise Pratt.

The $13,000 Carlton membership that opens doors to the rich and famous

While other clubs cling to the glad rags of their few rich supporters, Carlton have much deeper ties to business.

  • Sarah Danckert
Josh Frydenberg and Peter Dutton are the most likely candidates to become opposition leader if the Coalition loses the federal election in May.

Dutton campaign not going as party wanted, but miracles can happen: Frydenberg

Frydenberg this week left the door open to a political comeback as MPs ponder life after Peter Dutton if the opposition leader failed badly on Saturday.

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James Baillieu and Corrie Perkin.

‘Sorrento is not your town’: Writers festival fallout deepens

A pointy text or two is spicing up this deepening seaside showdown over an event at a Baillieu family mansion.

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Frydenberg (right), pictured with moderator Cameron Stewart, also spoke at the official Sorrento Writers Festival.

Controversy at Sorrento Writers Festival as Baillieus host their own literary salon

Controversy alert at the Sorrento Writers Festival, south of Melbourne, where a private invite-only “sunset garden talk”, hosted by Josephine and James Baillieu, was the talk of the town.

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