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Blindsided James Shaw rejection really bid for stronger activism

OPINION: With no prepared alternative candidate, this episode is likely to fade in to Greens’ history.

NBR columnist Brigitte Morten speaks with Brent Edwards.

Politics is a game of numbers. To be Labour leader you need 40% of party members, 40% of caucus members and 20% affiliated unions’ votes, or can muster two-thirds of the caucus vote. Want to be National Party leader? You need at least 50% of caucus votes.

It doesn’t matter if one of those votes

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