Jordon Steele-John says ‘I’m not on leave’ and accuses Greens leader of making ‘bad call’ regarding complaints

Jordon Steele-John, a Greens senator for Western Australia, has released a statement denying he is on leave and accusing the party's leader, David Shoebridge, of making a "bad call" regarding complaints about his behaviour towards women. This development is significant for markets and trade as it reflects internal party dynamics and potential leadership challenges within the Greens. The controversy may impact the party's reputation and influence in Australian politics, which could have broader implications for the country's economic and social policies.

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The party is dealing with internal complaints and accusations of bad leadership decisions. This could lead to a loss of public trust and damage to the party's reputation.

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