‘A room of 30 children’: review of NSW Liberals’ election loss blames infighting and delayed preselections

Former NSW premier Dominic Perrottet leaving a Liberal party election night event in March after the Coalition lost government. Photograph: James Gourley/AAP

A postmortem of the New South Wales Liberal party’s election defeat in March has pointed to the damage done by the Morrison government’s record on climate change, women and integrity, party infighting and dysfunction.

The report also pointed to the impact of the John Barilaro saga.