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Australia: Sussan Ley becomes first woman to lead Liberal Party
Canberra, May 13 (IANS): Sussan Ley has been appointed as the leader of the Liberal Party, becoming the first woman to lead the federal party in its 80-year history. She defeated her rival Angus Taylor in a tight party room ballot, taking over as Australia's first female opposition leader, according to local media report.
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