Liberal MP Moira Deeming Apologises Amid Supreme Court Battle Over Preselection
Moira Deeming has won a temporary reprieve in the Supreme Court as she challenges the Liberal Party's move to revoke her candidacy for the upcoming state election.
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Moira Deeming has won a temporary reprieve in the Supreme Court as she challenges the Liberal Party's move to revoke her candidacy for the upcoming state election.
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