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Greens leader branches out as party turns over new leaf (opens the original)
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Staying on message and mobilising supporters will be the primary challenge facing the Greens as the new leaders brace for their first full day at the helm. Senator David Shoebridge won the leadership and fellow upper house member Steph Hodgins-May was selected as his deputy after an internal party vote during a policy meeting in Sydney on Wednesday. Before the vote, the senators vowed not to "reform Labor, but to replace them". The influence of the UK Greens movement was impossible to miss, Mona
Greens issue call to arms as leadership loser hits out (opens the original)
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The new Greens leadership is vowing to take the political fight to Labor as change at the top of the party triggers internal ructions. NSW Senator David Shoebridge was elected party leader on Wednesday, promising he and new deputy Steph Hodgins-May would take on the Labor government and a surging One Nation. But the vote has brought out some disquiet from former deputy leader and leadership candidate Mehreen Faruqi, who took to social media within hours of the announcement. "Of course, I am disa
Shoebridge over troubled Waters: Greens select leader (opens the original)
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The Greens have voted for a complete shake-up of the party leadership after former head Larissa Waters stepped down due to ill health. NSW Senator David Shoebridge was elected to lead the party, promising that he and new deputy Steph Hodgins-May would take the political fight to Labor and One Nation. "We know the Greens need to seize this moment because politics demands it of us," he said on Wednesday, blaming the government for creating the space for right-wing party One Nation to surge in popu
Greens reveal new leader after former head steps down (opens the original)
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David Shoebridge is the new leader of the Greens after Larissa Waters stepped down due to ill health. The former barrister and NSW state member has been selected to lead the party after just four years in federal politics. The deputy leadership has landed with Steph Hodgins-May, who entered the Senate in 2024, replacing Janet Rice. Senator Shoebridge is renowned for his forthright approach to attacking political opponents in Senate Estimates hearings and press conference, along with his stances
Push to allow party members a vote for Greens leader (opens the original)
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The Greens are being urged to allow rank-and-file members to decide who next leads the party to ensure greater electoral success. Greens parliamentarians are jostling for position for the leadership after Queensland senator Larissa Waters announced she would quit the party's top job because of a worsening kidney disease. Members of the minor party are expected to choose a new leader during a regularly scheduled two-day policy meeting in Sydney starting on Wednesday. South Australian senator Sara
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