Larissa Waters Resigns Greens Leader
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Greens leader Larissa Waters has quit the party’s top job due to illness.
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Greens leader Larissa Waters stepped down due to chronic kidney disease, stating that her health requires a slower pace than leading allows. The party will hold a secret ballot among its MPs later this week to choose a new leader from contenders like deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi and Senator Nick McKim. Despite facing challenges post-election, the Greens have maintained steady support with significant achievements in…
Larissa Waters quits as Greens leader due to illness →Larissa Waters announced her resignation as federal leader of the Greens on Monday night due to her battle with kidney disease, which has recently worsened. She plans to remain active in politics as a Queensland senator but needs time for recovery, according to doctors' advice. The party praised Waters for her efforts in environmental reforms and gun laws but did not specify who would succeed her, though it is…
Shock as Larissa Waters unexpectedly resigns as Greens party leader →Larissa Waters has stepped down as leader of the Australian Greens due to declining health from an ongoing kidney disease. A leadership ballot is scheduled for next week to select her successor. Waters became leader in 2025 after Adam Bandt lost his seat, and during her tenure, she negotiated environmental reforms with Labor and helped introduce tougher gun laws following a terror attack. She will take medical leave…
Larissa Waters steps down as Greens leader due to ill health →Analysis
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Greens leader Larissa Waters has quit the party’s top job due to illness.
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28 Sep Larissa Waters steps down as Greens leader due to ill healthLarissa Waters has stepped down as leader of the Australian Greens due to declining health from an ongoing kidney disease. A leadership ballot is scheduled for next week to select her successor. Waters became leader in 2025 after Adam Bandt lost his seat, and during her tenure, she negotiated environmental reforms with Labor and helped introduce tougher gun laws following a terror attack. She will take medical leave…The Guardian
28 Sep Shock as Larissa Waters unexpectedly resigns as Greens party leaderLarissa Waters announced her resignation as federal leader of the Greens on Monday night due to her battle with kidney disease, which has recently worsened. She plans to remain active in politics as a Queensland senator but needs time for recovery, according to doctors' advice. The party praised Waters for her efforts in environmental reforms and gun laws but did not specify who would succeed her, though it is…Daily Mail28 Sep Larissa Waters quits as Greens leader due to illnessGreens leader Larissa Waters stepped down due to chronic kidney disease, stating that her health requires a slower pace than leading allows. The party will hold a secret ballot among its MPs later this week to choose a new leader from contenders like deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi and Senator Nick McKim. Despite facing challenges post-election, the Greens have maintained steady support with significant achievements in…Sydney Morning Herald
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