New Liberal deputy leader changed the spelling of her first name because she believed it would alter her personality based on the bizarre mystical theory of numerology
Sussan Ley has become Liberal Party deputy leader with Peter Dutton as leader The 60-year-old changed her first name from Susan after she left high school She made the change after studying the mystical theory of numerologyMs Ley has been minister for aged care, sport, health and environmentPUBLISHED: 11:33 AEST, 30 May 2022 | UPDATED: 18:18 AEST, 30 May 2022
Ms Ley, 60, was born Susan Braybrooks but added a third 's' to her first name after she left school.
She believed the change would lead her to have an 'exciting' life after reading about numerology.
'It's that simple. And once I'd added the ''s'' it was really hard to take it away.'
What is numerology?
These properties come from the numbers' inherent vibration.
As the theory goes, each number has a unique vibration, giving it certain properties
According to many numerologists, nothing happens by accident - everything happens because of numbers
Ms Ley became deputy leader to Peter Dutton uncontested in a party room meeting on Monday.
Mr Dutton has become the first Queenslander to lead the Liberal Party.
'That's a strength not a weakness and I think that blend is very important,' he said.
Mr Hawke also denied the party had struck the wrong balance between the two at the election.
'We aren't the Moderate Party. We aren't the Conservative Party. We are Liberals,' the post said.
The Liberal Party has never had a leader from Queensland since it was founded in 1944.
'The Liberal Party does need to do some soul searching,' she told the ABC.
'The voters of Ryan will not necessarily have a particularly benign view of Peter Dutton.'
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