Greens leader denies knowledge of ‘secret dossier’ on how to handle Jordon Steele-John misconduct allegations
The Nine newspapers reported on Friday afternoon the existence of a “secret dossier”, first drafted in 2016, which contained misconduct allegations against…
The Guardian reports that the Nine newspapers reported on Friday afternoon the existence of a “secret dossier”, first drafted in 2016, which contained misconduct allegations against the Western Australian Greens senator and…
This world story centres on Australia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Jordon Steele-John, David Shoebridge and Western Australian Greens.
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- Jordon Steele-John, David Shoebridge, Western Australian Greens, Nine
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