Sarah Hanson-Young and Mehreen Faruqi announce Greens leadership tilt following Larissa Waters’ shock resignation
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New leader expected to be chosen imminently, with David Shoebridge, Faruqi and Hanson-Young among frontrunners Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Greens Sarah Hanson-Young and Mehreen Faruqi look set to face off for the party’s leadership, with the pair both promising to bring the fight to Labor and One Nation following Larissa Waters’ shock resignation . The report also notes that Hanson-Young confirmed on social media she was discussing a tilt at the leadership with colleagues on Tuesday, ahead of a two-day party retreat in Sydney, when the new leader is expected to be chosen.
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