Greens leader denies knowledge of ‘secret dossier’ on how to handle Jordon Steele-John misconduct allegations

Greens leader David Shoebridge has denied knowledge of a 47-page document allegedly containing information on how to handle misconduct allegations against Jordon Steele-John. This document, reportedly drafted in 2016, has been referred to the parliamentary standards commission. The denial of any involvement with the document is significant because it suggests that the Greens party may not have been aware of the allegations or the potential crisis they posed, which could impact the party's reputation and influence in Australian politics.

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