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Larissa Waters has resigned as leader of the Australian Greens due to declining kidney disease, prompting a leadership contest.
Larissa Waters has stepped down as the leader of the Australian Greens party due to declining health. She cited a pre-existing kidney condition that has worsened significantly, prompting her decision to resign.
Waters' departure triggers a leadership contest within the Greens, a prominent left-wing party in Australia's federal parliament. Her resignation marks a significant moment for the party as it prepares to elect a new figurehead.
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Left: The Guardian and The Age report Larissa Waters' resignation as Greens leader due to ill health, with The Guardian Australia also covering this.
Center: Politico, ABC News Australia, and Sydney Morning Herald report on Larissa Waters stepping down as Australian Greens leader due to illness, noting the ensuing race to replace her.
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