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Nick Xenophon’s name will be expunged from the parties he founded, with the former senator’s name to be dropped from SA Best and his federal ‘Team’ seeking a radical rebrand to become the “Centre Alliance”.
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Nick Xenophon says he would like to see former ‘Team’-mate Tim Storer return to the party fold after the High Court today paved the way for Skye Kakoschke-Moore’s former Senate seat to fall to the independent Adelaide businessman.
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Nick Xenophon says he hopes a pair of spurned former allies are “subject to the same level of scrutiny as I am” after they today unveiled their own political party, with plans to take on the influential senator’s fledgling SA Best at the March state election.
An Adelaide Hills councillor and former Liberal upper house candidate is considering quitting the party to run for Nick Xenophon’s SA Best, InDaily can reveal.
The State Liberals have re-written their campaign strategy to avert a looming Xenophon threat in key seats, with Steven Marshall today warning a minority government at the behest of SA Best would “spell disaster for the people of South Australia”.
Nick Xenophon has named Labor seats Mawson and Giles as targets for his fledgling party at the March 2018 state election.
