Multiple outlets publish the same opinion piece arguing that, despite having “rankled” some people after the author’s crossing with former prime minister Tony Abbott, the Liberal Party could benefit from Abbott’s involvement. The article focuses on the idea that appointing Abbott as party president would be a political advantage for the Liberals, describing it as a way to leverage his “special talents.” It presents the argument in terms of party strategy—suggesting the party should not try to appeal broadly to everyone but instead use specific skills associated with Abbott to strengthen its internal direction. While the piece acknowledges disagreement surrounding the author’s relationship to Abbott, it does not cite new policy announcements or concrete evidence of an imminent appointment. Overall, the sources align in their portrayal of the argument: that Abbott’s experience and profile could be useful to the Liberal Party in a leadership or organisational capacity, specifically as president, even if the proposal would be politically sensitive for some members.