Liberals Delay Leadership Race | Adelaide News

The South Australian Liberal Party’s presidential race is in chaos, with nominations delayed a month and the venue still undecided after flooding hit the original site. Rumors swirl of a last-minute contender challenging Senator Alex Antic’s presumed lock on the top spot, possibly backed by moderates seeking to counter his hardline conservatism. With outgoing chief Leah Blyth reportedly shifting allegiance toward Senator Anne Ruston — their bitter rival from last year’s senate pre-selection drama — tensions are boiling over. The delay may be more about buying time than venue logistics, as party leaders scramble to manage internal fractures ahead of the next federal election, where Blyth’s re-election hinges on balancing conservative loyalty with moderate support.

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