Australia politics live: speculation teals may form new party; Gaza flotilla activists arrive home
•Allegra Spender and Zali Steggall said to be exploring ways independents can work more closely together.
•Follow today’s news liveTeal party speculation ‘not a surprise’ says cabinet ministerMark Butler says he’s not surprised to see speculation that the community teal independents could form a party – wi...
•They’ll make their own assessment about whether that works for them.There obviously is a lot of flux in the non-Labor parts of politics right now, so to see speculation like that’s perhaps not a surpr...
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المصدر: The Guardian World | Source: The Guardian WorldAllegra Spender and Zali Steggall said to be exploring ways independents can work more closely together. Follow today’s news live
Teal party speculation ‘not a surprise’ says cabinet minister
Mark Butler says he’s not surprised to see speculation that the community teal independents could form a party – with the political spectrum in “flux” right now.
They’ve [teal independents] obviously made inroads in particular communities in Australia. They’ll make their own assessment about whether that works for them.
There obviously is a lot of flux in the non-Labor parts of politics right now, so to see speculation like that’s perhaps not a surprise.
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