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‘Things have to change’: Frydenberg launches attack on Taylor’s time as Liberal leader

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‘Things have to change’: Frydenberg launches attack on Taylor’s time as Liberal leader

Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the Liberal Party faces an existential threat, while insisting he has time to decide whether he will run again.

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