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Controversial MP Moira Deeming reveals next move after being sacked by Liberals
PoliticsVictorian state election
Controversial MP Moira Deeming has revealed her next move after being sacked by the Liberals.
She has joined Family First and will seek re-election to the state's legislative council in the Western Metro region.
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Key Takeaways
- Deeming had a fallout with fellow MP Matthew Guy
- Moira Deeming was sacked by the Liberals in July
- The election will take place in November
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- Victorian state election in November
Why It Matters
Deeming's re-election bid could impact the state's legislative council
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Timeline of this story
- Sep 10PerthNow (AU): Moira Deeming has been announced as a candidate for an upcoming Victorian state election – but it won’t be for the Liberals.
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