Liberal MP Zoe McKenzie has called for significant reforms within her party, emphasising the need to address climate change and win back the trust of women voters. In a recent podcast, McKenzie outlined her vision for a more inclusive and forward-thinking Liberal Party.
Reforming the Liberal Party
McKenzie stressed that the Liberal Party must modernise its policies and messaging to stay relevant. She highlighted the importance of internal reforms to foster diversity and fresh ideas, ensuring the party appeals to a broader electorate.
Climate Action as a Priority
One of the key areas McKenzie focused on was climate policy. She argued that the Liberals must adopt a more ambitious stance on environmental issues to attract younger voters and align with global trends. "We cannot ignore the urgency of climate change," she said.
Winning Back Women Voters
McKenzie also addressed the party's declining support among women, calling for policies that better reflect their concerns. She advocated for greater female representation in leadership roles and more focus on issues like childcare and workplace equality.
Her comments come as the Liberal Party seeks to rebuild after recent electoral setbacks. McKenzie's proposals aim to reposition the party as a progressive force in Australian politics.
