The dust has settled after last weekend’s Federal election. And not only does Australia have a new Prime Minister, we will also have a new opposition leader.

While Scott Morrison will remain in politics, he has resigned as leader of the Liberal party.

And while a successor has not officially been named, word is that Peter Dutton will run unopposed for the job. But what does that mean for the party?

One of the West Live’s favourite political minds, professor of politics at Notre Dame Martin Drum joins Ben to unpack the federal election, and what the Liberals have to do now.

The dust has settled after last weekend&rsquo;s Federal election. And not only does Australia have a new Prime Minister, we will also have a new opposition leader.
While Scott Morrison will remain in politics, he has resigned as leader of the Liberal party.
And while a successor has not officially been named, word is that Peter Dutton will run unopposed for the job. But what does that mean for the party?
One of the West Live&rsquo;s favourite political minds, professor of politics at Notre Dame Martin Drum joins Ben to unpack the federal election, and what the Liberals have to do now.

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