From the Guardian · · 1m 10s
Greens pick Shoebridge to replace Labor
Senator David Shoebridge wins contested ballot to lead Australian Greens and claims the party can replace Labor.
In brief
Senator David Shoebridge wins contested ballot to lead Australian Greens and claims the party can replace Labor. Senator David Shoebridge defeated two women in a rare contested ballot to become Australian Greens leader, claiming the party is here to replace Labor. Originally reported by the Guardian.
Greens hold rare contested ballot
Senator David Shoebridge defeated two women to win the top job in a rare contested ballot for Australian Greens leadership this week.
Shoebridge claims Greens can replace Labor
In his first remarks after being elected new Greens leader, Shoebridge said we're here to replace Labor, signalling a new direction for the progressive party.
“we're here to replace Labor”
Podcast hosts discuss leadership change
Barrie Cassidy and Sean Kelly, filling in for Tony Barry, discuss what direction Shoebridge will take the Greens and whether he can deliver on his claim.
Prime minister's surprise at book launch
The hosts also examine what the prime minister said at George Megalogenis' Melbourne book launch that surprised both of these former political advisers.
Victorian election polls examined
As the Victorian election draws nearer, the podcast explores what the polls reveal about how the election could play out in the state.
The essence
Senator David Shoebridge defeated two women in a rare contested ballot to become Australian Greens leader, claiming the party is here to replace Labor.
