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Matt Canavan may move to the lower house to avoid losing his Senate seat, as pollsters predict a One Nation surge could wipe out the Nationals.
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Matt Canavan may move to the lower house to avoid losing his Senate seat, as pollsters predict a One Nation surge could wipe out the Nationals.
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Michelle Landry announces she will not recontest her Queensland seat of Capricornia at the next electionMatt Canavan could attempt a switch to the House of Representatives after a colleague announced her looming retirement, as a leading pollster said the Nationals leader had a “zero per cent” chance of holding his Senate seat if the One Nation polling surge remains unchanged.Veteran Nationals MP Michelle Landry on Friday announced she would not recontest her Queensland seat of Capricornia, around Rockhampton, at the next election. Continue reading...
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