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Greens at risk of losing a third senator to section 44
The Greens could be at risk of losing a third senator to section 44 of the Constitution
Amy Remeikis is the social affairs and communications reporter for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in Parliament House
The Greens could be at risk of losing a third senator to section 44 of the Constitution
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