The Footnote of Power: WA Liberals' Factional Frenzy Comes to an End Caroline Di Russo's departure as president of the West Australian Liberal Party marks a turning point in the party's internal dynamics.
Her decision to step down after four years at the helm comes as she declares "The Clan" – the powerful faction that dominated the party's decision making for years – a footnote in the history of her party.
This shift may be seen as a victory for those seeking to end factionalism within the Liberal Party, but its impact on the broader electoral landscape remains uncertain.