Greiner Warns Liberals: Hiding Election Review Could Spark Backlash

0:00In Sydney, it's March 2nd, here's what is happening. Former New South Wales Premier Nick Griner has warned the Liberal Federal executive that hiding a review of their 2025 election loss could spark major backlash from party members and the media. As a key figure on the executive, Griner highlighted the risks of internal divisions growing worse. The review, led by Prue Goward and Nick Mention, looked into what the party calls its worst campaign ever. The executive decided to shove it entirely, despite calls for many at a recent meeting to release the findings publicly. Several MPs and party figures have voiced strong frustration over the secrecy. They argue that my calls more harm inside the party than sharing the tough lessons from the defeat. Jacelle Captarian, who lost her seat narrowly, said making the report public would help build a better strategy for everyone. Sources familiar with the review describe it as, highly critical of former leader Peter Dutton and his team, blaming policy errors, Trump style, comparisons, and a weak economic

1:03plan. It also points fingers at current leader Angus Taylor and deputy Jane Hume for the economic shortcomings and urges against leaders bypassing party. Headquarters in future campaigns. Taylor defended the decision by saying the party should focus on moving forward, not dwelling on the past. Griner was approached for more common, but tensions within the Liberals continue to simmer. 할머니, this episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your Podcast and music of so L.I, solelypilo.com 04 HybridPasto.com