Where are the conservative women going?
The Briefing27 Sep 2022

Where are the conservative women going?

Charlotte Mortlock - Former Sky News journalist, is behind the drive called Hilma's Network to get more women in politics.

Mortlock thinks more women need to be involved in the Liberal party at a grass roots level for change to occur at the top.

The former journo decided to start a network with one goal: flood the Liberal party with women and bring young women back to the conservative side of politics.

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