Tony Staley was a “lion of the Liberal Party” who will be sorely missed after he dies aged 83, says Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume.
Tony Staley was a “lion of the Liberal Party” who will be sorely missed after he dies aged 83, says Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume.“He left politics at the tender age of around 41 and yet continued to dedicate his life to the Liberal Party,” Ms Hume told Sky News Australia.
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