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‘Nasty political games’: Steele-John claims rumours were weaponised, denies taking leave

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In a near 2400-word statement posted to social media on Sunday night, the WA Greens senator responded to complaints made about him in a letter by Greens members.

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‘Nasty political games’: Steele-John claims rumours were weaponised, denies taking leave

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