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Her great-great-grandfather helped create the National Party. Now she wants to ‘bury it’

Hodgins-May won the role 6-5 as Larissa Waters stepped down over worsening kidney disease, ending a competitive party-room contest.

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October 3, 2026 — 1:40pmSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAAGoing on holiday is rarely a good idea for a politician, even a minor party senator who has been in the job for less than three years. Newly minted Greens deputy leader Steph Hodgins-May learned…

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Her great-great-grandfather helped create the National Party. Now she wants to ‘bury it’

Less than three years after entering the Senate, Steph Hodgins-May is the Greens new deputy leader. Does she have what it takes?

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