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Should Josh Frydenberg run for Kooyong again?
Former Liberal treasurer promotes memoir as speculation grows over a political comeback and prime ministerial ambitions.
In brief
Former Liberal treasurer promotes memoir as speculation grows over a political comeback and prime ministerial ambitions. Josh Frydenberg's memoir promotion has sparked debate among former Liberal advisers about whether he should seek to reclaim his Kooyong seat and pursue the prime ministership. Originally reported by…
Quick answers
- Should he run for Kooyong again?
- Tony Barry and Niki Savva, both former Liberal party advisers, debate whether Frydenberg should reclaim his Kooyong seat and pursue his dream of becoming prime minister.
- What is the key takeaway from Should Josh Frydenberg run for Kooyong again??
- Josh Frydenberg's memoir promotion has sparked debate among former Liberal advisers about whether he should seek to reclaim his Kooyong seat and pursue the prime ministership.
Frydenberg's memoir sparks comeback talk
Josh Frydenberg has generated significant media attention this week promoting his new memoir, reigniting speculation about his political future and ambitions.
Should he run for Kooyong again?
Tony Barry and Niki Savva, both former Liberal party advisers, debate whether Frydenberg should reclaim his Kooyong seat and pursue his dream of becoming prime minister.
Labor's economic vision problem
The advisers also discuss Anthony Albanese's failure to sell an economic vision during a cost-of-living crisis, which they see as potentially dangerous for the Labor government.
The one thing
Josh Frydenberg's memoir promotion has sparked debate among former Liberal advisers about whether he should seek to reclaim his Kooyong seat and pursue the prime ministership.
