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David Shoebridge launches leadership bid ahead of Greens ballot at party retreat
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Shoebridge to stand on a joint ticket with Steph Hodgins-May – a first-term senator from Victoria
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New South Wales senator David Shoebridge has joined the race to become the Greens’ new leader, with an increasingly crowded field revealing splits among the 11-member party room.
Shoebridge said on Wednesday morning he would stand on a joint ticket with Victorian senator Steph Hodgins-May as his proposed deputy, facing off with the deputy leader, Mehreen Faruqi, and communications spokesperson, Sarah Hanson-Young.
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