Tensions are rising inside the Liberal Party as Alex Antic, poised to become South Australia’s next Liberal Party leader, prepares to headline the Liberal Women’s Council’s annual meeting — a group some are now calling “anti-women.” Antic, known for his controversial support of One Nation and his push to redefine gender in the Sex Discrimination Act, is backed by the council’s leadership, despite criticism from moderates who argue the council doesn’t represent all women. Female leader Ashton Hurn remains diplomatic, emphasizing that the final decision rests with members. Antic himself declined to comment, leaving the council’s stance and the future of the party’s direction hanging in the balance.
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