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Inside the group chats of the trash-talking NSW young Liberals who dreamed big – then imploded

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by The Guardian Australia•2h ago•0 views•
Inside the group chats of the trash-talking NSW young Liberals who dreamed big – then imploded
The Reformers were once ‘twentysomething-year-old guys’ hoping to shift the NSW party to the right. Their messages show how it all went wrongIn July 2018, a group of young Sydney Liberal party members calling themselves the Reformers were riding high.“Great News, God has granted us a victory and we have officially taken the Coffs Harbour branch away from the left wing,” Robert Assaf, one of the Reformers co-founders, wrote in an email to a newly recruited Liberal party member. Continue reading..
The Reformers were once ‘twentysomething-year-old guys’ hoping to shift the NSW party to the right. Their messages show how it all went wrongIn July 2018, a group of young Sydney Liberal party members calling themselves the Reformers were riding high.“Great News, God has granted us a victory and we have officially taken the Coffs Harbour branch away from the left wing,” Robert Assaf, one of the Reformers co-founders, wrote in an email to a newly recruited Liberal party member. Continue reading..
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