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Larissa Waters steps down as Greens leader

Larissa Waters has resigned as leader of the Greens, citing a need for a slower pace of life while managing chronic kidney disease.

First reported 1 hour ago · latest update 1 hour ago
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Sydney Morning Herald Authority 90

Larissa Waters has officially stepped down from her position as leader of the Greens. The decision follows a period of managing a chronic kidney disease diagnosis.

In a statement regarding her departure, Waters indicated that her primary motivation for leaving the leadership role is to pursue a slower pace of life. She noted that the change is necessary to better manage her ongoing health condition.

The transition marks a significant change in the party's leadership structure. Waters has served as a prominent figure within the Greens, and her resignation comes as she prioritizes her personal wellbeing.

There have been no immediate details provided regarding a successor or the specific timeline for the transition of her leadership responsibilities. The announcement focuses on her need for a reduced workload to address her health requirements.

T.A.M synthesised this read from Sydney Morning Herald, The Age (Australia), since the primary outlet was thin or region-locked.
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90 Sydney Morning Herald ★ most authoritative citation

Greens leader steps down due to health issue

Greens leader Larissa Waters has stood down as leader of the party in search of a slower pace of life as she manages chronic kidney disease.

1 hour ago
89 The Age (Australia)

Greens leader steps down due to health issue

Greens leader Larissa Waters has stood down as leader of the party in search of a slower pace of life as she manages chronic kidney disease.

1 hour ago

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