Angus Taylor hit Adelaide to rally small business support, teaming up with SA Liberal President Leah Blyth — just as Labor held its national conference. He pushed a message of tax cuts and less red tape, while dodging questions about leadership succession as Alex Antic stayed silent, citing media funding demands. Facing tough questions from disillusioned members, Taylor admitted past mistakes but promised a fresh direction — even blaming One Nation’s rise on anger and lost national pride. With no official endorsement for SA’s next president yet, the race between Blyth and Antic heats up ahead of the August 29 AGM, as Taylor tours the country trying to rebuild trust within his own party.
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