Prominent moderates include former Prime Minister
Malcolm Turnbull, former Foreign Affairs Minister and former Deputy Leader
Julie Bishop, former Defence Minister
Christopher Pyne, former Attorney-General
George Brandis, and former Liberal-turned-independent MP
Julia Banks. Prominent moderates in the
Morrison government included Senate leader
Simon Birmingham,
Marise Payne,
Paul Fletcher and
Linda Reynolds. At the state level, four Liberal leaders are from this faction:
Kellie Sloane (the
New South Wales Opposition Leader),
Jeremy Rockliff (the current
Tasmanian
Premier),
Jess Wilson (the
Victorian Opposition Leader), and
Ashton Hurn (the
South Australia Opposition Leader). Prominent Moderates in New South Wales include
Gladys Berejiklian (the 45th
Premier of New South Wales),
Matt Kean (the faction's leader in New South Wales and former deputy leader of the party),
Rob Stokes (a former Cabinet minister) and
Natalie Ward (the party's deputy leader in New South Wales). Prominent Moderates in other states include
Georgie Crozier and
David Southwick in Victoria;
John Gardner,
Josh Teague (current South Australian Liberal deputy leader) and
Tim Whetstone in
South Australia; and
Peter Gutwein and
Will Hodgman in Tasmania (who both served as
Premier).
Current Federal Members . •
Former Federal Members •
John Alexander •
Katie Allen •
Bridget Archer •
Julia Banks •
Julie Bishop •
David Coleman •
Warren Entsch •
Trevor Evans •
Jason Falinski •
Paul Fletcher •
Joe Hockey •
Fiona Martin •
Christopher Pyne •
Malcolm Turnbull •
Jenny Ware •
Ken Wyatt •
Trent Zimmerman •
Simon Birmingham •
George Brandis •
Marise Payne ==See also==