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Thursday, October 1, 2026

Greens’ David Shoebridge on his plan to beat One Nation and replace Labor – video

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With a sharp, aggressive strategy, the Greens' newly elected leader vows to take on corporate power and bring a 'red-hot fight' to coal and gas approvals. But after a turbulent week and internal party-room fractures, can Senator David Shoebridge and his polarising approach rally progressive voters without deepening splits? Guardian Australia’s political editor, Tom McIlroy, speaks with the new leader about taking on One Nation, pushing back on Aukus, and his vision for the party’s future

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