The Liberal and National Parties have today confirmed the Coalition has formally reunited.
Michelle Landry MP said, “The reunification of the Coalition reaffirms our shared commitment to strong, principled and effective government for all Australians.”
The Liberal and National Parties are stronger together. The partnership brings together city, suburban, regional and rural Australians, ensuring policies are grounded in real-world experience and serve the whole nation.
Ms Landry said, “The brief period apart allowed for honest discussion, reflection, and a renewed focus on the principles that unite us: sound economic management, opportunity for families and businesses, strong regional communities, and a belief in individual responsibility and reward for effort.”
The Coalition is, and always has been, a truly democratic partnership. It is a movement where differences of opinion are not only respected but valued, debated openly, and resolved through democratic processes. That is a strength, not a weakness.
At a time when Australians are grappling with rising costs of living, higher interest rates and economic uncertainty, the country needs a united, strong alternative focused on fiscal responsibility, economic growth and real time practical solutions.
The Coalition remains a strong, principled and disciplined force, ready to hold the government to account and to fight for Australians who expect better from a failing Albanese Government.
Together, the Liberal and National Parties will continue to stand up for families, small businesses, farmers, and regional communities, and work tirelessly to build a stronger Australia.
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