Ms McLeish said she remained confident the expulsion vote would pass as fewer than 10 MPs still supported Mrs Deeming and a majority of 16 votes will be required to determine whether she is expelled. Mrs Deeming will be able to vote despite being suspended. “I’m just shaking my head, to be honest,” Ms McLeish told The Australian Financial Review on Thursday. “We need to draw this to an end so we can get on with the real issue of holding the government to account. It’s been damaging to the party and the reputation of each one of us has...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
