Zali Steggall says donation rules favour teals forming own party but other independents rule out idea
Zali Steggall is actively discussing the possibility of teals forming their own political party, citing donation rules that favor major parties. However, other independents like Monique Ryan and Helen Haines have expressed their commitment to remaining independent. The idea of a formal alliance among independents has been debated for months, but consensus is lacking.
- ▪Zali Steggall believes donation rules disadvantage independents and favor the formation of a teal party.
- ▪Monique Ryan and Helen Haines have ruled out joining any new party, preferring to remain independent.
- ▪Discussions about a potential alliance among independents have been ongoing for several months without general agreement.
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Guardian Australia understands Zali Steggall (pictured) has been among crossbenchers most active in discussions about the idea of teals coming together to form a party, while other independents are apparently less convinced. Photograph: Hilary Wardhaugh/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenGuardian Australia understands Zali Steggall (pictured) has been among crossbenchers most active in discussions about the idea of teals coming together to form a party, while other independents are apparently less convinced.
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