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Loughnane bows out from Liberal director post

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imageBrian Loughnane has been campaign director for the federal Coalition in four elections.Alan Porritt/AAP

Tony Nutt, former close advisor to John Howard, is set to become the new federal director of the Liberal Party after Brian Loughnane confirmed on Thursday that he will soon leave the job.

Loughnane, who is married to Peta Credlin, the...

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